CONTRIBUTORS
Charlie Brice won the 2020 Field Guide Poetry Magazine Poetry Contest and placed third in the 2021 Allen Ginsberg Poetry Prize. His sixth full-length poetry collection is Miracles That Keep Me Going (WordTech Editions, 2023). His poetry has been nominated three times for the Best of Net Anthology and the Pushcart Prize and has appeared in Atlanta Review, The Honest Ulsterman, Ibbetson Street, The Paterson Literary Review, Impspired Magazine, Salamander Ink Magazine, and elsewhere.
Dennis Donoghue's work had been published in various magazines and journals, including Blue Lake Review. His memoir, The Final One Eighty, about his last year of teaching sixth grade, was published by Adelaide Books in 2020. He is currently seeking a publisher for his new memoir, We'll Do What's Best for You.
Harrison Gatlin lives in Brooklyn, NY, where he splits his time between his for-profit work (copywriting) and his non-profit work (fiction writing). He got his MFA from the University of Alabama and has pieces in The Missouri Review, Moon City Review, Coastal Shelf, and others. He is currently seeking publication for a book of satirical stories called You Must Relax, of which this story is a part. He loves his mom and Texas.
Lacy Harris is on the cusp of graduating from the University of Pittsburgh with a degree in English Writing and Literature. She loves to read and write in her free time and is currently working on her own debut novel. When not behind the computer, you can usually find her sitting on her porch reading with her cat, Watson.
Cy Hill is an eleven year Navy veteran. He also spent fifteen years in manholes and climbing telephone poles. He is currently majoring in Biology. His work has previously appeared in Blue Lake Review and The Wall.
Michael Kfoury studied Political Science and Creative Writing at Suffolk University. An emerging writer, he has been previously published in the Venture Literary Arts Magazine and Stripes Literary Magazine.
Kellie Kreiss is a writer and editor based in Los Angeles, California. She spends her days writing about sustainability and cherishes her evenings writing short stories and essays. Kellie’s work has appeared in The Nasiona and Clover & White, with publications forthcoming in Marrow Magazine. She was a quarterfinalist in ScreenCraft’s Cinematic Short Story Competition in 2022 and 2023, and she was a finalist in the NYC Midnight 500-Word Fiction Challenge in 2023. She is currently working on a novella.
Eleanor Levine's writing has appeared in more than 130 publications, including New World Writing Quarterly, the Evergreen Review, The Hollins Critic, Gertrude, the Denver Quarterly, the Raleigh Review, Fiction, the South Dakota Quarterly, the Notre Dame Review, Monkeybicycle, pacificREVIEW: A West Coast Arts Review Annual, and Rougarou; forthcoming work in Litro, Bear Review, Thirteen Bridges Review, and storySouth. Her poetry collection, Waitress at the Red Moon Pizzeria, was published by Unsolicited Press (Portland, Oregon). Her short story collection, Kissing a Tree Surgeon, was published by Guernica Editions (Toronto, Ontario, Canada).
Dave Nash likes to write on gray trains to rainy Mondays. Dave is the Non-Fiction Editor at Five South Magazine. His work appears in places South Florida Poetry Journal, miniMag, Jake, and Perrismon Lit. You can follow him @davenashlit1.