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Grant Ingram was born in San Angelo. By day he is a behavior
analyst who works with children and adults diagnosed with ASD
and other developmental disabilities, and by night and weekend
Grant builds heirloom quality furniture and woodcrafts using
antique hand tools and a seventeenth-century sensibility. Grant
is an entrepreneur, a climber, a guitarist, a dreamer, and one of
the few generation X-ers who still uses a flip phone. From his
home in Orlando, Florida, Grant often thinks on and dearly
misses his native West Texas.
Amy Kotthaus is a writer and photographer. Her written work
has been published in Glass: A Journal of Poetry, Yellow Chair Review,
Occulum, and others. Her photography has been published
in Storm Cellar, Typehouse Literary Magazine, Moonchild Magazine,
Crab Fat Magazine, and others. She currently lives in Maine with
her husband and children.
Jack Kristiansen exists in the composition books and computer
files of William Aarnes. Kristiansen’s poems have appeared in
such places as FIELD, The Literary Review, Stone’s Throw Magazine,
Main Street Rag, and The Ekphrastic Review.
Rick Krizman writes music, stories, and poems and holds an
MFA in Writing from Pacific University. His work has appeared
in The Wising Up Press, Sediment, Flash Fiction Magazine, Star 82
Review, Medusa’s Laugh Press, Driftwood, Switchback, 45th Parallel,
The Big Smoke, and elsewhere. He also hosts and produces the
ACME Writing Academy podcast, a weekly writerly gabfest. Rick
is the father of two grown daughters and lives with his wife and
other animals in Santa Monica, CA.
Lavinia Kumar’s books are The Celtic Fisherman’s Wife: A Druid
Life (2017), and The Skin and Under (Word Tech, 2015). Chapbooks
are Let There be Color (Lives You Touch Publications,
2016) and Rivers of Saris (Main Street Rag, 2013). Her poetry has
appeared in several US and UK publications such as Atlanta Review,
Colere, Dark Matter, Edison Literary Review, Exit 13, Flaneur,
Kelsey Review, Lablit, New Verse News, Orbis, Peacock Journal, Pedestal,
Pemmican, Poetry 24, Symmetry Pebbles, Lives You Touch, and
US1 Worksheets. Her website is laviniakumar.org.
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