Poetry Contributor
Jessica June Cato is a California based poet and mother. She is a bisexual, biracial Latina and draws inspiration from nature documentaries, therapy, astrology and experiences living her own dualities. Her favorite things include being a mother, avoiding small talk at school pickup, anything fantasy fiction and her two small poodles.
Poetry Contributor
Emily Patterson received her B.A. in English from Ohio Wesleyan University, where she was awarded the Marie Drennan Prize for Poetry, and her M.A. in Education from The Ohio State University. She is the author of So Much Tending Remains (Kelsay Books). Emily’s work has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and appears in Rust and Moth, Minerva Rising Press, Mom Egg Review, Sheila-Na-Gig, The Sunlight Press, Literary Mama, and elsewhere.
Poetry, Visual Art Contributor
Carella is a writer and digital artist who splits her time between the ethereal world of dreams, and Toronto, Canada, depending on the weather. Her art has appeared recently on the covers of Glassworks Magazine, Colors: The Magazine, and Frost Meadow Review, and is forthcoming on the cover of Straylight Magazine. Her art has also been featured in Skyie Magazine, Existere, Burningword, Chestnut Review, Wander Magazine, and The Field Guide Poetry Magazine. Follow her on Instagram: http://instagram.com/catalogue.of.dreams.
Poetry Contributor
Amanda Coleman White is a writer currently
working toward a PhD that combines creative
writing and Celtic myth. She has been a
featured poet with Indolent Press, and has
poems published in literary magazines such as
After Happy Hour Review, Obsessed with
Pipework, Sarasvati, and The Dawntreader.
Fiction Contributor
A. M. Johnson (they/them, she/her, he/him) is
the pen name of Annabella Johnson, a writer
from Saint Louis, Missouri. Johnson holds an
undergraduate degree in creative writing from
Webster University. Johnson is bisexual and
nonbinary. They enjoy tea, books, and relative
quiet, even at the best of times.
Visual Art Contributor
Karen Pierce Gonzalez’s assemblage art is a kinetic conversation with natural and found materials that follows the grain of tree bark, strands of textile, and waves of color.
At home in the San Francisco Bay Area, she was National Arts Program’s July 2022 Featured Artist. Her creations have appeared in Feral: A Poetry and Art Journal, and have been shown at several galleries, including Truckenbrod Gallery, Tiny Kiosks, Finley Person Center, Santa Rosa Arts Center, and Sebastopol Arts Center.
Feathers
Pine Burst
Cup and Straws
Enchanted Forest
Black Swan
Fiction Contributor
Margaret King enjoys penning poetry, flash fic, and micro essays. Her recent work has appeared in MoonPark Review, Sledgehammer, and Moist Poetry Journal. In 2021, she was nominated for a Pushcart for her eco-flash fiction story “The Sky Is Blue.” She teaches tai chi in Wisconsin. She is also the author of the poetry collection, Isthmus.
Languages Where Green And Blue Are One Colour
Non-fiction Contributor
Margaret King enjoys penning poetry, flash fic, and micro essays. Her recent work has appeared in MoonPark Review, Sledgehammer, and Moist Poetry Journal. In 2021, she was nominated for a Pushcart for her eco-flash fiction story “The Sky Is Blue.” She teaches tai chi in Wisconsin. She is also the author of the poetry collection, Isthmus.
An autistic reflects on friendship with trees, lakes and certain birds
Non-fiction Contributor
Daniel A. Rabuzzi has had two novels, five short stories and twenty poems published (www.danielarabuzzi.com). He lived eight years in Norway, Germany and France, and earned degrees in the study of folklore and mythology, and European history. He lives in New York City with his artistic partner & spouse, the woodcarver Deborah A. Mills (www.deborahmillswoodcarving.com), and the requisite cat. Tweets @TheChoirBoats.
A Flowing Drop Suspended In Time, Still Flowing
Non-fiction Contributor
K. Gene Friedman is a queer, invisibly disabled high school dropout working in sexual and reproductive health. Her words appear in Maudlin House, Entropy, Expat Press, and Queen Mob’s Tea House. Future Tense Books will publish her chapbook Foreign Body in November, 2022. You can find her on Twitter @ValleyGirlLift.