​Co-Editor / Poetry
Joan Kwon Glass 
​(Smith College, B.A., M.A.T.) is a biracial Korean American who has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize four times. She grew up in Seoul and Detroit, and now lives in Milford, CT. Her poems have been featured in T.S. Press Every Day Poems, Poetry as it Ought to be, and Wednesday Night Poetry Series, and have been published or are upcoming in Rust & Moth, SWWIM, Rogue Agent, Barnstorm, Rattle, Rough Cut Press, Poets Reading the News, South Florida Poetry Journal, Porcupine Literary, Persephone’s Daughters, TRIVIA: Voices of Feminism, Vagabond City, Literary Mama, The Mantle Poetry Journal, Anti-Heroin Chic, Ghost City Review, Wondrous Real and various print anthologies. ​Joan tweets @joanpglass. 
 Co-Editor / Poetry
Annie Stenzel is a free-range poet with an MFA in poetry. Her work has been published widely in the U.S. and the U.K., and her full-length poetry collection, The First Home Air After Absence, is available from Big Table. 
Fiction Editor /
​Art Director
Oli Joyce is a fiction writer with a Bachelor's degree in literature from UC Santa Cruz. She is a co-founder of Roundhouse News & Review, an online news publication, and has worked as an editor on the children's literary magazine, Stone Soup.
Resident Artist 
Molly Dunham rediscovered paper, scissors, and glue after a long hiatus following kindergarten. She is inspired to breathe new life into old books and periodicals through deconstruction and reconstruction. With the view that art is a pre-verbal form of communication, Molly seeks to express through art ideas and feelings that cannot be easily said with words, and sometimes what she didn’t realize she needed to express before sitting down to cut and paste. She lives in Northern California with her husband, two kids, and a dog who follows her everywhere. 
Founding /
​Managing Editor
Patricia Caspers is an award-winning poet, journalist and columnist. Her work has been published in journals such as Ploughshares, Nimrod, Spillway and Sugar House Review. Her full-length collection, In the Belly of the Albatross, was published by Glass Lyre Press. She is a Unitarian Universalist.