Category: Contributors

Preston Smith is a senior at Bowling Green State University where he studies English Literature. Preston has interned with Mid-American Review and is currently the managing editor of Prairie Margins. He can be found on Twitter (and Instagram!) @psm_writes, tweeting about his cats, Helios and Misty, and his love for fairy tales. He has poems published in “The Castle” (Royal Rose) and The Arsonist and forthcoming in Catfish Creek, Pink Plastic House, a tiny journal, Nightingale & Sparrow, and Brave Voices Magazine.

Kristin Kozlowski lives and works in the Midwest US. Some of her work is available online or upcoming at Longleaf Review, Pidgeonholes, Occulum, Flash Frontier, and others. She is currently and always working on a novel. If you tweet: @kriskozlowski.

Isidra Pendragon is a hobby artist and writer who grew up in a small New England town. Although art and writing are both passions of hers, she chose her other passion for animals as her career direction, and is soon to graduate college and move out west to apply to veterinary school. She hopes to always maintain her creative side as an important aspect of her life.

Aremu Adams Adebisi is an African poet, an undergraduate economist and a certified religionist. He authors works inspired by natural vastness, published in Rockvale Review, Brittlepaper, Barren Magazine, Terse Journal, Kalahari Review, and elsewhere. He seeks to find depth, peace and tranquility in poetry, exploring the concepts of liberation, empowerment and existentialism. He appears in Best ‘New’ African Poets Anthology and 20.35, Africa’s Anthology of Contemporary Poetry. He tweets @aremudamsbisi

Essie Dee is a Canadian author whose writing has appeared in The Cabinet of Heed, Nightingale & Sparrow, Cauldron Anthology, Reflex Fiction, and Crêpe & Penn. She enjoys running, reading, drinking tea, and spending time in nature.

Kari A. Flickinger spent her childhood wandering aimlessly through the mountains of Northern California. She was a 2019 nominee for the Rhysling Award, and a finalist in the Iron Horse Literary Review’s 2018 Photo Finish. Her poetry has been published in, or is forthcoming from Written Here: The Community of Writers Poetry Review, Riddled with Arrows, Burning House Press, Door-Is-A-Jar, Ghost City Review, and Isacoustic among others. She is an alumna of UC Berkeley. When she is not writing, she can be found playing guitar and singing to her unreasonably large Highlander cat. Find her: kariflickinger.com; @kariflickinger.  

Adrian Slonaker zig-zags back and forth across the Canadian/US border and works as a copywriter and copy editor. Adrian’s work has been nominated for Best of the Net and has appeared in Pangolin Review, Come and Go Literary, Algebra of Owls, Aerodrome and others.

Lily is a writer who currently resides in Arizona, but imagines herself living in a big city. She is a professional writing major and marketing minor at Grand Canyon University. She has way too many story ideas in her head, journal, and phone. When she isn’t writing or reading, you can find her at a coffee shop or playing with her dog.

Claudia Coutu Radmore’s a moment or two/ without remembering and Your Hands Discover Me/ Tes mains me découvrent, were followed by Accidentals, which won Canada’s bpNichol Chapbook Award in 2011. the business of isness, and fish spine picked clean were published by Éditions des petits nuages, Ottawa in 2018. Recent chapbooks are On Fogo, 2018, Alfred Gustav Press, Vancouver, and camera obscura, 2019, above ground press, Ottawa. She is the President of Haiku Canada.