Heath Brougher

Heath Brougher is the co-poetry editor of Into the Void Magazine, winner of the 2017 and 2018 Saboteur Award for Best Magazine. His work has been translated into ten languages as well as featured in journals such as Taj Mahal Review, Chiron Review, Setu Bilingual, Harbinger Asylum, The Wagon Magazine, BlazeVOX, and elsewhere. His most recent collection is To Burn in Torturous Algorithms (Weasel Press, 2018).

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Dustin Pickering

Dustin Pickering is founder of Transcendent Zero Press and founding editor of Harbinger Asylum. He is author of the poetry collections The Daunting Ephemeral, The Future of Poetry of NOW: bones picking and death’s howl, Salt and Sorrow, Knows No End, Frenetic/No Contest, The Alderman: spurious conversations with Jim Morrison, and O’Riordan: spurious conversations with Dolores. He is the author of the book on aesthetics, A Matter of Degrees. His short story collection, The Madman and Fu, was recently released along with his novella, Be Not Afraid of What You May Find. He is a former contributor to Huffington Post. He has essays in Cafe Dissensus, The Statesman, and Journal of Liberty and International Affairs. He is also a musician, visual artist, and reviewer. He has been placed as a finalist in Adelaide Literary Journal’s first short story contest and is a Pushcart nominee for 2019.

David Chorlton

David Chorlton is a transplanted European, who has lived in Phoenix since 1978. His poems have appeared in many publications online and in print, and often reflect his affection for the natural world, as well as occasional bewilderment at aspects of human behavior. The Bitter Oleander Press has published Shatter the Bell in my Ear, his translations of poems by Austrian poet Christine Lavant. A new book, Reading T. S. Eliot to a Bird, is out from Hoot ‘n Waddle, based in Phoenix.

Shernaz Wadia

Shernaz Wadia, a retired primary school teacher, lives in Pune. She was educated in St. Joseph’s High School Valsad, and Wadia College, Pune. Her articles, short stories, poems, tanka and tanka-prose have been widely published in web journals and anthologies. She has also published Whispers of the Soul, a collection of poems, and Tapestry Poetry (two volumes)—a genre of poetry composition in partnership, developed by her and Israeli poet Avril Meallem.

William Doreski

William Doreski’s collections of poetry include Waiting for the Angel (Pygmy Forest Press, 2009) and City of Palms (AA Publications, 2012). His poems have appeared in Notre Dame Review, Salzburg Review, Free Inquiry, Yale Review, and Ars Interpres. He teaches writing at Keene State College and lives in Peterborough, New Hampshire.

T. Kilgore Splake

T Kilgore Splake from Calumet, Michigan, has become a legend in the small press circles for his writing and photography. His most recent poetry collection is Entropy, and his new book Final Curtain is currently being printed at Gage Press in Battle Creek.

Sumana Roy

Sumana Roy’s first book, How I Became a Tree, a work of non-fiction, was published in India in February 2017. Her first novel, Missing, was published in April 2018. Her poems and essays have appeared in Granta, Guernica, LARB, Drunken Boat, the Prairie Schooner, Berfrois, The Common, and other journals. She lives in Siliguri in India.

Steve Denehan

Steve Denehan lives in Kildare, Ireland with his wife Eimear and daughter Robin. Recent publication credits include Better Than Starbucks, Fowl Feathered Review, Dual Coast, The Opiate, Sky Island Journal, Poetry Quarterly, Evening Street Review, The Folded Word, Ink In Thirds, Crack The Spine, The Cape Rock, Visions International, and Third Wednesday. His chapbook, Of Thunder, Pearls and Birdsong, is available from Fowlpox Press.

Ricky Garni

Ricky Garni has been working as a graphic designer for a wine company for about eighteen years. Before that he was a teacher. He spends most of his time writing and composing music nowadays, and collecting hand-tinted postcards, typewriters and riding his bicycle. His latest book, The Pressed Tablets Of Domino, will be released in Spring 2019.

Richa Sharma

Richa Sharma resides near New Delhi, and loves reading and writing poetry in her leisure time. She is a nature lover, an avid sky watcher, and a dreamer.

Moinak Dutta

Moinak Dutta is a teacher by profession and a poet and fiction writer, having two published fictions to his credit. Several poems and short stories written by him have found their way in national and international magazines and journals. He got ‘ Bharat Award’ for his short story and also ‘ Get Bengal Award’ for his stories. He lives in Kolkata.