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Wendy Taylor Carlisle lives and writes barefoot in the Ozarks. She is the author of two books and three chapbooks, most recently Persephone on the Metro (Mad Hat Books, 2014). Check her website at www.wendytaylorcarlisle.com.

 

Ion Corcos has been published in Axolotl, Bitterzoet, Every Writer and Ishaan Literary Review. He is a Pushcart Prize nominee. He is currently travelling indefinitely with his partner, Lisa. He is also working on his first poetry collection, Like Clouds, and a chapbook inspired by Greece. Ion’s website is http://www.ioncorcos.wordpress.com.

 

Patrick Theron Erickson is a retired parish pastor put out to pasture himself. Recent work has appeared in Tipton Poetry Journal, Lavender Wolves Literary Journal, Futures Trading, Wilderness House Literary Review and Danse Macabre.

 

Roberta Feins received her MFA in poetry in 2007 from New England College. Her poems have been published in Five AM, Antioch Review, The Cortland Review and The Gettysburg Review, among others.  Her chapbook Something Like a River, was published by Moon Path Press in 2013.  Roberta edits the e-'zine Switched On Gutenberg (http://www.switched-ongutenberg.org/)

 

John Grey is an Australian poet, US resident. Work upcoming in Louisiana Review, Cape Rock and Spoon River Poetry Review.  John Grey's first poem with us appeared in Right Hand Pointing Issue #2 in 2004. 

 

Bellingham, Washington, freelance writer, artist and Pushcart-nominated poet J.I. Kleinberg is co-editor of Noisy Water: Poetry from Whatcom County, Washington (Other Mind Press 2015). Selections from her series (1200+) of found-word collages have appeared recently in Diagram, Otoliths, Hedgerow, Yew Journal, Shadowgraph, Atlas & Alice, and elsewhere.

 

Winner of North American Review’s 2015 Hearst Prize, Michael Kriesel of Wausau, WI, was a print and broadcast journalist in the U.S. Navy for 10 years.

 

Sonya Plenefisch was raised in Sylvania, Ohio, but now lives and studies in Cardiff, Wales. Her work has previously appeared in Words Dance, Epigraph Magazine, Driftwood Press, and Right Hand Pointing. Her first collection Memoirs of a King was recently released, and more of her work can be found atshppoetry.tumblr.com.

 

Robert (Rusty) Russell is a recovering economist who now lives in San Miguel de Allende, MX., most of the year, where he tells stories (sometimes called “lies”), performs poetry on stage, and loafs all day long. He’s the author of the chapbook Witness, available on Amazon.com, and once led the poetry group, CheapAtAnyPrice Poets in Madison, WI.

Shloka Shankar is a freelance writer from Bangalore, India. She loves experimenting with Japanese short forms of poetry, as well as found/remixed pieces alike. Her work has most recently appeared in Otoliths, Red Bird, Lines + Stars, and Infinity's Kitchen. Shloka is the founding editor of Sonic Boom.
 

Chelsey van der Munnik is an SEO writer for an ad agency in upstate NY and a poem writer for herself. Her work has been published in ZPlatt, Crack The Spine, BROAD!, and Poetry Super Highway.

 

Vanessa Wang lives in Mountain View, California. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Maryland. You can find more of her writing at wangvanessa.com/publications

 

Clarence Wolfshohl lives with his writing, one dog and one cat in a nine-acre woods outside of Fulton, Missouri. In late 2014, his chapbook Equus Essence was published online by Right Hand Pointing, and more recently a digital chapbook Scattering Ashes was published by Virtual Artists Collective (nodding onion).