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Annabel Kusnitz is a senior at Champlain College who strives to meld her whimsical stylings with grounded character. When she's not writing, she's sketching, visiting her family (cat included), or having a movie night. Annabel is set to graduate from Champlain College in 2024 with a degree in Professional Writing.

Tohm Bakelas is a social worker in a psychiatric hospital. He was born in New Jersey, resides there, and will die there. His poems have been printed widely in journals, zines, and online publications all over the world.  He is the author of twenty-five chapbooks and several collections of poetry, including Cleaning the Gutters of Hell (Zeitgeist Press, 2023).  He is the editor of Between Shadows Press. 

Glen Armstrong (he/him) holds an MFA in English from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and edits a poetry journal called Cruel Garters. His poems have appeared in Conduit, Poetry Northwest, and Another Chicago Magazine.

O.P. Jha’s poems and fictions appeared in journals like The Indian Literature, The Daily Tribune, Rigorous, Mantis, You Might Need To Hear This, Punt Volat, Zoetic Press, Discretionary Love and others. His poems have been selected by The Elevation Review and The LKMNDS podcast. He is the author of an inspiring book Management Guru Lord Krishna. He has a Doctoral degree in Translation Studies. He has also translated books of two Turkish writers: Ahmet Hamadi Tanpinar and Yekta Kopan. Email: opjha189@yahoo.com , twitter: @OP Jha17

James B. Nicola is the author of eight collections of poetry, the latest three being Fires of Heaven: Poems of Faith and Sense, Turns & Twists, and Natural Tendencies (just out). His nonfiction book Playing the Audience: The Practical Actor’s Guide to Live Performance won a Choice magazine award. He has received a Dana Literary Award, two Willow Review awards, Storyteller's People's Choice magazine award, one Best of Net, one Rhysling, and eleven Pushcart nominations—for which he feels stunned and grateful. A graduate of Yale, James hosts the Writers' Roundtable at his library branch in Manhattan: walk-ins are always welcome.

David M. Alper's forthcoming poetry collection is Hush. His work appears in Variant Literature, Washington Square Review, Oxford Magazine, and elsewhere. He is an educator in New York City.