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CONTRIBUTORSMARLENA MADURO BARAF’s poems have appeared in or are forthcoming fromThe Ekphrastic Review and On the Seawall. She is author of the memoir At theNarrow Waist of the World and lives in White Plains, NY.marlenamadurobaraf.comCARMEN BARDEGUEZ-BROWNis the author of Dreaming Rhythms: DespertandoSilencios (Pandora Lobo Estepario Productions, 2015). During the pandemic, she’sliving in Chiangmai, Thailand.PATRICIA J. BARNETT’s poems have been published in Prairie Schooner, New YorkQuarterly and others, and set to music (Awilda Villarini, 1991).CURTIS BAUER’s third collection of poems is American Selfie (Barrow Street Press,2019). He lives in Lubbock, TX. | curtisbauer.net; IG:@ curtis.bauerM.C. BOLSTER’s poem “Haibun: Pittsburgh” appears in 2 Horatio No. 2. She lives inNew York City. | FB: marycatherine.bolsterJAMES BRASFIELD’s third collection of poems, Cove (LSU Press), is expected toappear in 2022. He lives in Belfast, ME.MICHAEL BRODERis the author of This Life Now (A Midsummer Night’s Press,2014), a finalist for the Lambda Literary Award for gay poetry. He lives in Bed-stuy,Brooklyn, NY. | TW: @MichaelBroder; IG: @michaelbroderJOANNA D. BROWN’s poems have appeared most recently in the onlinemagazines Gertrude and eclectica. She lives in Providence, RI.MARION BROWNis the author of two chapbooks of poetry, most recentlyThe Morning After Summer (Finishing Line Press, 2015). She lives in Yonkers, NY.TW: @marionsbrown1TERRY CASTLE (cover artist) is a writer, critic, scholar at Stanford University. Hermost recent book is The Professor (Harper Collins, 2010), finalist for the NationalBook Critics Circle Award. | terrycastle.com; IG: @chateauthierry.THERESA BURNS is the author of a chapbook of poems, Two Train Town (FinishingLine Press, 2017). She lives in South Orange, NJ. | theresaburns.orgLINDA HILLMAN CHAYES’ chapbook of poems is The Lapse (Finishing Line Press,2014). She lives in Scarsdale, New York. | Lindaehillman@gmail.comJOAN CAPPELLO’s chapbook of poems is why i travel alone (Finishing Line Press,2019). She lives in Long Island City, NY. | FB: joan.cappello.50KAY L. COOK’s poems have recently appeared in Wild Roof Journal and The WriteLaunch. She lives in New York City.PETER COVINO’s most recent collection is The Right Place to Jump (New IssuesPress, 2012). He lives in Providence, RI. | petercovino.comRUTH DANON’s most recent book is WORD HAS IT (Nirala Publications, 2018). Shelives in the Hudson Valley. | ruthdanon.comRENÉE CHRISTINE EHLE’s poems have recently appeared in Gyroscope Review,Carve Magazine, and Common Ground Review. She lives in the Bronx, NY.BONNIE JILL EMANUEL’s poems have recently appeared in American PoetryReview and Mid-American Review. She lives in New York. | bonniejillemanuel.com76
JENNIFER FRANKLIN’s most recent collection is No Small Gift (Four Way Books,2018). She is the Program Director of the Hudson Valley Writers Center and lives inNew York City. | jenniferfranklinpoet.com; TW/IG: @JFranklinPoetryMINDY GILL’s poems have recently appeared in Australian Poetry Journal and theInstitute of Modern Art (AU). She lives in Brisbane, AU. | mindygill.comJULIO CÉSAR PAZ GONZÁLEZis the author of Lo que aprendí al otro lado delmundo (2020). He currently lives in Hanoi, Vietnam. | jcpaz.tilda.wsJESSICA GREENBAUM’s recent book of poems, Spilled and Gone, cameout from University of Pittsburgh Press in 2019. She lives in Brooklyn, NY.poemsincommunity.orgDAVID GROFFis the author of Clay (Trio House Press, 2013). He lives in New YorkCity. | davidgroff.comMYRONN HARDY’s most recent collection of poems is Radioactive Starlings(Princeton University Press, 2017). He lives in Maine. | myronnhardy.comKATHERINE HARRIS’ prose “Lift to the Sun” appeared in North Salem Review:Prose and Poetry Volume 1, (2011). She lives in Holmes, NY.IG: @katherineharrisartPAMELA HART is the author of Mothers Over Nangarhar, winner of the 2017Kathyrn A. Morton Prize (Sarabande Books, 2019). She lives in North Salem, NY.pamelahartpoet.com, TW: @PamelaHart5SCOTT HIGHTOWERis the author of four books of poetry in the U.S. and twobilingual (English/Spanish) collections published in Madrid. His last in the U.S. wasSelf-evident. He lives in Manhattan, NY. | scotthightower.comRICK HILLES’ most recent book of poetry is A Map of the Lost World (Pitt PoetrySeries, 2012), and he is currently working on two more books, The EmpathyMachine and The Invisible Thread. He lives in Nashville, TN.PAOLO JAVIER’s fifth book, O.B.B., a full-length comics poem, is forthcomingfrom Nightboat Books in spring 2021. He lives with his family in the uncededterritory of the Rockaway, Canarsie, and Matinecock peoples, otherwise known asQueens County, New York City. “Moonbird Moonbird” appears in Sean Hanley’sdocumentary The Whelming Sea (2020). | nightboat.org/bio/paolo-javierPATRICIA SPEARS JONES’ fourth collection of poems is A Lucent Fire: New &Selected Poems (White Pine Press Distinguished Poetry Series, 2015). She lives inNew York City. | psjones.comMICHELE KARAS’ poems have most recently appeared in The Northern VirginiaReview, Mid-American Review, and Pretty Owl Poetry. She lives in Canaan, NY.michelekaras.comDANIEL LAWLESS’ recent collection of poems is The Gun My Sister KilledHerself With (Salmon Poetry Press, 2018). He lives in St. Petersburg, FL.plumepoetry@gmail.comDENTON LOVING’s first collection of poems is Crimes Against Birds (MainStreet Rag Publishing Company, 2015). He lives near Cumberland Gap, TN.dentonlovingblog.wordpress.comMAJA LUKIC’s work has appeared or is forthcoming in Colorado Review, Prelude,Salamander, RHINO, Poetry Northwest, Sugar House Review, Vinyl, and otherjournals. She lives in Brooklyn, NY. | majalukic.com; TW: @majalukic11377
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