ISSUE IV

Aaron Lelito is a visual artist from Buffalo,
NY. In his photographic work, he is primarily
drawn to the patterns and imagery of nature.
His images have been published as cover art
in Red Rock Review, Peatsmoke Journal, and
The Scriblerus. His work has also appeared in
LandLocked Magazine, EcoTheo Review, About
Place Journal, and Alluvian. He is editor in chief
of the art & literature website Wild Roof Journal.
See more of his work on Instagram @runic_ruminations.
Andre F. Peltier (he/him) is a Lecturer III at
Eastern Michigan University where he teaches
literature and writing. He lives in Ypsilanti,
MI, with his wife and children. His poetry has
recently appeared in various publications like
CP Quarterly, Lothlorien Poetry Journal, Version
9 Magazine, About Place, Novus Review,
Wingless Dreamer, and Fahmidan Journal, and
most recently he has had a poem accepted by
Lavender and Lime Literary. In his free time, he
obsesses over soccer and comic books.
Colin James has a couple of chapbooks of poetry
published. Dreams Of The Really Annoying
from Writing Knights Press and A Thoroughness
Not Deprived of Absurdity from Piski’s Porch
Press and a book of poems, Resisting Probability,
from Sagging Meniscus Press. Formally
from the UK he now lives in Massachusetts.
Edward Lee is an artist and writer from Ireland.
His paintings and photography have been exhibited
widely, while his poetry, short stories,
non-fiction have been published in magazines
in Ireland, England and America, including The
Stinging Fly, Skylight 47, Acumen and Smiths
Knoll. He is currently working on two photography
collections: ‘Lying Down With The Dead’
and ‘There Is A Beauty In Broken Things’. He
also makes musical noise under the names
Ayahuasca Collective, Orson Carroll, Lego Figures
Fighting, and Pale Blsond Boy. His blog/
website can be found at https://edwardmlee.
wordpress.com
Edwin Evans-Thirlwell (he & him) is the London-based
peddler of cardboard solar systems,
playable gardens, boxed cats, poetic FAQs and
bad fables about the ugliness of eating. His longer
projects include a verse response to NA-
SA’s Golden Record. He also writes videogame
criticism for places like Edge, Wired and Heterotopias.
One of these days he’ll realise that
this was all a terrible mistake. Any day now.
Emerald Liu is a Sino-Belgian writer who has
previously written for The Millions, Drawing
Matter, and Far-Near amongst many others.
Her poetry has been featured in group art exhibitions
in Antwerp and NYC, you can find her
poems in Verses Magazine, Superfroot, Giallo
Lit, etc. She is currently the Poetry + Prose editor
of Asians In The Arts.
J. Villanueva is a Chicano writer/poet from
deep south Texas. When he is not agonizing
in front of his computer, he is building and riding
his motorcycles. He currently has work(s)
forthcoming in Alebrijes Review. He is currently
an MFA student at the University of Texas-Rio
Grande Valley. You can follow him on Twitter @
Jay_theaztec.
Linda Dallimore is an emerging composer and
flutist hailing from Auckland, New Zealand. She
loves writing music for orchestras and chamber
ensembles. Her music explores textures,
colours, and often draws inspiration from personal
experiences, the environment, and social
and political topics. Linda’s music has
been played by the New Zealand Symphony
Orchestra, Rhode Island Philharmonic, Albany
(NY) Symphony Orchestra, Auckland Philharmonia
Orchestra, Ensemble Klangrauschen,
B3:Brouwer Trio and the Aspen Contemporary
Ensemble. Linda completed a Master of Musical
Arts in composition at Yale School of Music
in 2021, studying with Christopher Theofanidis
and Martin Bresnick. As an alumna of Berklee
College of Music, Linda majored in composition
and flute performance. She is a member of the
Composers Association of New Zealand and
represented by SOUNZ centre for New Zealand
Music and APRA AMCOS.