Davy Knittle is the author of the chapbooks empathy for
cars/force of july (Horse Less Press, 2016) and cyclorama (The
Operating System, 2015). His poems and reviews have appeared or are forthcoming
in Denver Quarterly, Fence, The Brooklyn Rail and Boston Review,
and his collaborations with Sophia Dahlin have appeared recently in Eleven
Eleven. He lives in Philadelphia, where he is a PhD candidate in English at
Penn.
Isabel
Sobral Campos’s poetry has appeared in Bone Bouquet, Gauss PDF, Horseless
Press, and the Yalobusha Review, among others. No, Dear and Small Anchor Press
recently published her debut chapbook—Material—a recording from which
was featured at PEN America.
She is the co-founder of the Sputnik & Fizzle publishing series
and Assistant Professor of Literature at Montana Tech of the University of
Montana.
James Wagner is the author of Traces—poems to paintings by
Nava Waxman, Thrown—poems to paintings by Bracha L. Ettinger, Work Book,
Trilce, and the false sun recordings. He lives in California.
Andy Stallings lives in Deerfield, MA, where he teaches English
at Deerfield Academy. He taught for several years at Tulane University prior to
that, and has published a book of poems, "To the Heart of the World,"
with Rescue Press (2014). He has three small children, and coaches cross
country.
Robert C.L. Crawford’s poems have appeared or are forthcoming
in Nat. Brut, Flag+Void, Foundry Journal, Queen Mob’s Teahouse,
Ladowich, Powder Keg, Golden Handcuffs Review, White Wall Review, and
others. A founding editor of the poetry journal Prelude (2016
Pushcart Prize), his writing was among Flavorwire’s Best Literary
Criticism of 2014.
Evan Gray was born and raised in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. He is currently a candidate for an MFA in poetry at The University of North Carolina, Wilmington. His work has been featured in Palaver and inter rupture: a journal of poetry and art.
Douglas Piccinnini is a writer and chef living in Lambertville, NJ. He is the author of Blood Oboe (Omnidawn, 2015), Story Book: a novella (The Cultural Society, 2015) and of numerous chapbooks including the encoded chromaglyph, FLAG (Well Greased, 2013). His work has appeared in The Academy of American Poets’ Poem-a-Day, Aufgabe, Lana Turner, Prelude, The Poetry Project Newsletter, The Volta and The Sonnets: Translating and Rewriting Shakespeare (Nightboat Books, 2012).
Ward Schumaker has been giving one-man shows of his painting, sculpture, and hand-painted books in New York, Shanghai, Nashville, Los Angeles and San Francisco. His writing has appeared in the University of Kentucky's Limestone. He lives in San Francisco with artist Vivienne Flesher.
