Juliette Sebock
Founding Editor
She is the founding editor of Nightingale & Sparrow, runs a lifestyle blog, For the Sake of Good Taste, and is a regular contributor with Marías at Sampaguitas, Royal Rose, and Memoir Mixtapes. Currently, she is working on a variety of personal and freelance projects.
When she isn’t writing (and sometimes when she is), Juliette can be found with a cup of coffee and her cat, Fitz.
Juliette can be reached at her website or across social media.
Miracle Harris
Poetry Editor
Miracle Harris is a young woman living in the United States of America. She will turn eighteen on the 28th of August. Miracle enjoys reading poetry. Miracle recently became a reader for Teen Belle Mag. Miracle is enrolled at Indiana University Southeast.
Prithiva Sharma
Poetry Editor
Rebecca L. Yong
Poetry Editor
Mialise Carney
Creative Nonfiction Editor
Mialise Carney (@maialisec) is a Boston area writer. She graduated from Bridgewater State University, where she worked as editor in chief of The Bridge for two years. Her fiction has appeared in Sagebrush Review, Menacing Hedge, and is forthcoming in Atlas and Alice. When she isn’t pretending to write, she’s hard at work preparing her application to become a full-time hermit.
Dani Holway
Creative Nonfiction Editor
Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, Dani is currently pursuing her Master of Fine Arts in Writing from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago after receiving her Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from the University of North Texas. Now a published writer and photographer, acclaimed actress, and produced playwright, she moved to Chicago in August of 2018 to further her artistic education and to continue her pursuit of the world’s most delicious pizza. You can find some of her creative nonfiction and poetry in Barren Magazine, MookyChick, and Silk + Smoke. Most importantly, she is mom to the best dog ever, Marty McFly.
Scout Roux
Fiction Editor
Scout (@scoutroux) is a writer from the Milwaukee area. They attended college for English Literature in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, where they first worked as an editor for NOTA (None of the Above). Their short stories and poetry have found grateful homes in the pages of Furrow Magazine, The Allegheny Review, and Barstow & Grand among others. They live with their fiancee, their cat, and pet parrot, dreaming of a vegetable patch to one day call their own.
Mollie Williamson
Fiction Editor
Mollie Williamson is a writer based in the Bay Area of California. She attended Saint Mary’s College of California double majoring in Art History and Women’s Studies in 2013. Mollie then received her master’s in Women’s Studies from the University of Alabama in 2014. She enjoys writing stories based on fairy tales and mythology. Her work has been featured in The Pinkley Press, Toho Journal, and Nightingale & Sparrow with forthcoming work in various publications. Her forthcoming chapbook, Pandora, will be published as part of the staff series by Nightingale & Sparrow Press in April 2021. When not writing, you can find her drinking endless amounts of jasmine tea and possibly planning her next trip to the Happiest Place on Earth.
Mary Anne Bordonaro
Editorial Assistant
Mary Anne Bordonaro is a creative writing teacher, writer, and traveler with an inability to sit still and a cat named “corned beef”. Originally from South Carolina, she graduated in 2018 from Winthrop University with a B.A. in English/Creative Writing. She then moved to France to be an ESL teacher. Six months ago she moved to the small Pacific Island of American Samoa. She has been published in Heavy Feather Review, The Roddey-MacMillan Record, Journeys of Girls, and she has a short story forthcoming in Feb. 2020 in Taco Bell Quarterly.
Rosie Carter
Editorial Assistant
Rosie Carter is a photographer, illustrator, and writer based in Boston, Massachusetts. Her work has previously been published in Nightingale and Sparrow, the Journal of the Core Curriculum at Boston University, and Marias at Sampaguitas. She enjoys philosophy and is avid about all things cat-related. You can find her reading and relaxing with her two cats, Butterscotch and Orzo.
Mackenzie Denofio
Editorial Assistant
Mackenzie Denofio is a writer from upstate New York. She is currently an undergrad at Emerson College majoring in Writing, Literature, and Publishing with a concentration in Publishing. She enjoys analyzing movies, TV shows, and books. When not doing that she can be found writing short gothic horror stories into the early hours of the morning. She adores pirates, witches, and James McAvoy. She is currently on a never ending quest to eat all of the cheese in the world.
Montana Rogers
Editorial Assistant
Montana Rogers (@MontanaRogers14) is a graduate of Simon Fraser University’s The Writer’s Studio. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in The Sea Letter, Dream Noir, honey & lime, and other various publications.
K Weber
Editorial Assistant
Emma Easy
Production Manager
Emma Easy writes poetry and non-fiction and lives in Cornwall, UK. She studied Writing, Nature and Place at the University of Exeter. She was shortlisted for the 2013 Earthlines Essay Prize and has work forthcoming in Lighthouse Journal and Rust + Moth.
Megan Russo
Production Manager
Megan Russo is a writer and designer currently living in Austin, TX. She attended the University of Cincinnati majoring in Studio Arts with a focus in Printmaking. Her work has been published by Cauldron Anthology, Palm Sized Press, Royal Rose Literary Magazine, and Pussy Magic Magazine. Her forthcoming chapbook, A Daughter for Mr. Spider, will be published as part of the staff series by Nightingale & Sparrow Press in the Spring of 2020. Check out more by Megan at meganrusso.com or on Twitter @forgewithstyle.
Holley Cornetto
Associate Production Manager
Holley Cornetto was born and raised in Alabama, but now lives in New Jersey. She is a librarian by day, and a writer by night. Her fiction is forthcoming in Flash Fiction Magazine.
Heather E. Graham
Associate Production Manager
Heather E. Graham is a writer, poet, and a student at the University of Utah where she studies Writing And Rhetoric and Gender Studies. She works for the Salt Lake Community College Student Writing and Reading Center as a Writing Consultant, the SLCC Community Writing Center as a Publications Coordinator, and as Copy Editor for both the SLCC and U of U school newspapers. She has also worked as Literary Editor and Design Editor for the award-winning SLCC Literary Magazine. She does freelance and volunteer editing and publication design and dabbles in web design and photography. Heather’s work has been published under the pen name H.E. Grahame in The Bitchin Kitsch, SLCC Folio, SLCC Anthology and Brave Voices Magazine, She has also won SLCC’s Chapbook contest in 2015 (memoir) and 2019 (poetry) and been included in Z Publishing House Emerging Poets and Writers series and the 2019 Gay Apparel Queer Holiday Flash Fiction Anthology.
Kathy Mak
Associate Production Manager
Kathy Mak is an occasional writer and artist. Her poetry and creative nonfiction have appeared/are forthcoming in The /tƐmz/Review, Marías at Sampaguitas, Kissing Dynamite, and What You Need To Know About Me Anthology. Her creative nonfiction has been nominated for Best of the Net. She writes to reflect on her experiences and to explore.
Melissa Ramos
Associate Production Manager
Melissa Ramos is a writer, proofreader, and aspiring authoress living in Florida. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Tampa, and her work has appeared in Luna Luna Magazine, Quail Bell Magazine, and Siren’s Call Publications. When she isn’t reading fairy tales or ghost stories, she can be found in Starbucks sipping her favorite latte and working on her first novel.
Ayva Kunes
Social Media Manager
Ayva Kunes is a junior creative writing major at Susquehanna University. She lives in Pennsylvania with her family and the four-legged lights of her life, Sophie and Badger. When she is not reading or writing, she also dabbles in photography.
Rachel Tanner
Social Media Manager
Rachel Tanner is an Alabamian writer whose work has appeared in Peach Mag, Longleaf Review, Barren Magazine, and elsewhere. Her forthcoming chapbook, Heal My Way Home, will be published as part of the staff series by Nightingale & Sparrow Press in October 2020. She tweets @rickit.
