Poetry Reader /
Social Media Coordinator Anyély Gómez-Dickerson is a Cuban-born poet who migrated to the U.S. on a leaky boat and grew up in the Miami not featured on travel brochures. She earned her poetry degree from Florida International University and bachelor’s from Temple University. After a career empowering underserved students, she probes issues plaguing marginalized communities, immigration, and Afro-Caribbean diaspora while exploring her European, black, and Taína ancestry. Her work appears in The Atlanta Review, Latino Book Review, Acentos, South Florida Poetry Journal, West Trestle Review among others where she’s honored to share space with amazing authors. |
Editor-in-Chief
Patricia Caspers is an award-winning poet, journalist and columnist. Her work has been published in journals such as Ploughshares, Nimrod, Spillway, Sugar House Review, and Cimmaron. She is the author of three full-length poetry collections, In the Belly of the Albatross, (Glass Lyre Press) and Some Flawed Magic (Kelsay Books) and The Most Kissed Woman in the World (Kelsay Books, 2024). She is a Unitarian Universalist. She tweets @patriciacaspers and Instas at @patriciacasperswriter |
Poetry Editor
Katherine Huang is a graduate student in genomics and computational biology at UPenn. Her work has appeared in print/online at various places, including Pangyrus, phoebe, The Shore, and West Trestle Review. When not writing or sciencing, she enjoys dancing and taking naps. You can find her on Twitter @Katabolical. |
Assistant Editor
Annie Stenzel (she/her) was born in Illinois, but did not stay put. Journals in which her work appears include Atlas and Alice, Chestnut Review, Galway Review, On the Seawall, One Art, Rust + Moth, SoFloPoJo, SWWIM, Thimble, and UCity Review. Her first full-length collection is The First Home Air After Absence (Big Table Publishing, 2017). She also edits poetry for Right Hand Pointing, and makes her home on unceded Ohlone land within walking distance of the San Francisco Bay. Her second full-length collection, Don’t misplace the moon, will be published by Kelsay Books in July 2024. |
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