CONTRIBUTORS
Joey Amaral is the author of Blood Drive, a novel, published by Newman Springs Publishing Company, about a troubled man trying to run away from his past while unknowingly repeating it.
Chris Carbaugh's work has appeared in The Heartland Review, Hippocampus, Streetlight, Tampa Review, THEMA, Main Street Rag, Broad Street Review, The New Southerner, Kestrel and several other publications.
Dale Cottingham has published poems and reviews of poetry collections in many journals.He is a Breadloafer and won the 2019 New Millennium Award for Poem of the Year. Dale lives in Edmond, Oklahoma.
Jordan Dilley is a writer living in the Pacific Northwest and holds an MA in literature from the University of Utah. Her work has appeared in Orson’s Review, and is forthcoming in The Woven Tale and Potato Soup Journal. She is the author of a middle grade mystery.
Milton P. Ehrlich Ph.D. is an 89-year-old psychologist and a veteran of the Korean War. He has published poems in The Antigonish Review, London Grip, Arc Poetry Magazine, Descant Literary Magazine, Wisconsin Review, Red Wheelbarrow, Christian Science Monitor, and the New York Times.
Lawrence F. Farrar is a former US diplomat with multiple assignments in Japan as well as postings in Germany, Norway, and Washington, DC. He also lived in Japan as a graduate student and as a naval officer. His stories have appeared 75 or so times in lit magazines, such as Blue Lake Review, The Chaffin Journal, Zone 3, Streetlight, Curbside Splendor E-Zine, Evening Street Review, Big Muddy, Tampa Review Online, O-Dark-Thirty, Jelly Bucket, The MacGuffin, and Green Hills Literary Lantern. His stories often involve people coming up against the customs of a foreign culture.
Rebecca Fifield has written multiple scholarly articles and book chapters published by institutions like the Smithsonian Institution, the American Institute for Conservation, the Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections, and the George Washington University. She earned a master’s degree in museum studies from the George Washington University, and she now works as a museum and library preservation administrator. You can learn more about Rebecca Fifield at www.rlfifield.net.
Abbie Hart is a teen poet from Texas. Her work has been seen in the K'in Literary Journal, the Tipton Poetry Review, Rise Up Review, Maple Street Journal, and the CAMH Quarantine Zine. She is Poetry-Editor-In-Chief for the Maple Street Journal, the Literary Forest Magazine, and the name brand cola. zine. In her spare time, she enjoys tech theatre and painting. Her website is abbiemhart.wordpress.com and her poetry-dedicated Instagram is @a.m.hart.poet.
Yash Seyedbagheri is a graduate of Colorado State University's MFA program in fiction. His story, "Soon," was nominated for a Pushcart. A native of Idaho, Yash’s work is forthcoming or has been published in The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts, Write City Magazine, and Ariel Chart, among others.
Mark Vogel lives at the back of a Blue Ridge holler with his wife, Susan Weinberg, an accomplished fiction and creative non-fiction writer, and two foster sons. He currently serves as Professor of English at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina, where he co-directs the English Education Program. His poems and short stories have appeared in several dozen literary journals.
Joey Amaral is the author of Blood Drive, a novel, published by Newman Springs Publishing Company, about a troubled man trying to run away from his past while unknowingly repeating it.
Chris Carbaugh's work has appeared in The Heartland Review, Hippocampus, Streetlight, Tampa Review, THEMA, Main Street Rag, Broad Street Review, The New Southerner, Kestrel and several other publications.
Dale Cottingham has published poems and reviews of poetry collections in many journals.He is a Breadloafer and won the 2019 New Millennium Award for Poem of the Year. Dale lives in Edmond, Oklahoma.
Jordan Dilley is a writer living in the Pacific Northwest and holds an MA in literature from the University of Utah. Her work has appeared in Orson’s Review, and is forthcoming in The Woven Tale and Potato Soup Journal. She is the author of a middle grade mystery.
Milton P. Ehrlich Ph.D. is an 89-year-old psychologist and a veteran of the Korean War. He has published poems in The Antigonish Review, London Grip, Arc Poetry Magazine, Descant Literary Magazine, Wisconsin Review, Red Wheelbarrow, Christian Science Monitor, and the New York Times.
Lawrence F. Farrar is a former US diplomat with multiple assignments in Japan as well as postings in Germany, Norway, and Washington, DC. He also lived in Japan as a graduate student and as a naval officer. His stories have appeared 75 or so times in lit magazines, such as Blue Lake Review, The Chaffin Journal, Zone 3, Streetlight, Curbside Splendor E-Zine, Evening Street Review, Big Muddy, Tampa Review Online, O-Dark-Thirty, Jelly Bucket, The MacGuffin, and Green Hills Literary Lantern. His stories often involve people coming up against the customs of a foreign culture.
Rebecca Fifield has written multiple scholarly articles and book chapters published by institutions like the Smithsonian Institution, the American Institute for Conservation, the Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections, and the George Washington University. She earned a master’s degree in museum studies from the George Washington University, and she now works as a museum and library preservation administrator. You can learn more about Rebecca Fifield at www.rlfifield.net.
Abbie Hart is a teen poet from Texas. Her work has been seen in the K'in Literary Journal, the Tipton Poetry Review, Rise Up Review, Maple Street Journal, and the CAMH Quarantine Zine. She is Poetry-Editor-In-Chief for the Maple Street Journal, the Literary Forest Magazine, and the name brand cola. zine. In her spare time, she enjoys tech theatre and painting. Her website is abbiemhart.wordpress.com and her poetry-dedicated Instagram is @a.m.hart.poet.
Yash Seyedbagheri is a graduate of Colorado State University's MFA program in fiction. His story, "Soon," was nominated for a Pushcart. A native of Idaho, Yash’s work is forthcoming or has been published in The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts, Write City Magazine, and Ariel Chart, among others.
Mark Vogel lives at the back of a Blue Ridge holler with his wife, Susan Weinberg, an accomplished fiction and creative non-fiction writer, and two foster sons. He currently serves as Professor of English at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina, where he co-directs the English Education Program. His poems and short stories have appeared in several dozen literary journals.
