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Brian Mihok lives near New York City and writes fiction. His novel The Quantum Manual of Style was published by Aqueous Books in 2013. His work has appeared in The Disconnect, Vol 1 Brooklyn, Everyday Genius, Fast Company, and elsewhere. He is also a filmmaker.

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Marcelle Heath lives in Portland, Oregon with her husband, dogs, and tortoise. She is the author of Is that all there is? (Awst Press), a finalist for the 2024 Oregon Book Award. Her work has appeared in Fractured Lit, Joyland, Kenyon Review, Little Fiction, matchbook, Vol. 1 Brooklyn, and other journals.

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Jeannie Hoag is from northwestern Wisconsin and now lives in a suburb of New York City. She has published a poetry chapbook with Agnes Fox Press, a collaborative book of poems (with Kyle McCord) with Black Lawrence Press, and has occasionally dabbled in the dark art of self-publishing. She is a librarian. 
 

Marie Capasso lives, reads, and writes in The Bronx. You can find her walking great distances in lieu of the subway and will unapologetically listen to the same song on repeat. She will pet any cat she can.

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Andrew Robin is the author of something has to happen next, which was awarded the Iowa Poetry Prize, good beast, a finalist for the Oregon Book Award in poetry, and Stray Birds, a finalist for the Washington State Book Award. He is the recipient of a Poetry Society of America National Chapbook Fellowship and a distinguished teaching award from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He lives with his wife Sarah north of Seattle on Sx’wálech (Lopez Island) in the unceded ancestral waterways of the Coast Salish peoples, where he works as a registered nurse.