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Feng Sun Chen lives in St. Paul. Visit her blog [here]

Brett Gallagher is the author of Loop Loop Endogenous Nightscape (Radioactive Moat Press, 2011). He blogs [here]

Shaun Gannon is the author of the echapbook, Casual Glory; or, Macaulay Culkin Does Nothing (Pangur Ban Party, 2010). He is currently in the MFA program at the University of Maryland. His work has also been published in places such as Everyday Genius and The Corduroy Mtn. He blogs [here]

Chandler Lewis grew up in Western Pennsylvania and attended school in Buffalo, New York. His poems have appeared in Prick of the Spindle, Shampoo, Onedit, Zafusy, whyarewenotinparadise?, Tool a Magazine, and Dance to Death. He is a public school English teacher.

Natalie Lyalin is the author of Pink and Hot Pink Habitat (Coconut Books, 2009) and the chapbook, Try a Little Time Travel (Ugly Duckling Presse, 2010). She is the co-founder and co-editor of GlitterPony Magazine and Agnes Fox Press. She lives in Philadelphia and teaches at the University of the Arts.

Jan Michellardi is a writer and photographer from Manila, Philippines. She is a full-time vagabond who curates the analog photography archive, We Might Be Young, in her spare time.

Desmond Kon Zhicheng-Mingde has recent or forthcoming work in Copper Nickel, Fence, Four and Twenty, Floorboard Review, The Legendary, and REM Magazine. Trained in publishing at Standford, with a theology masters in world religions from Harvard and fine arts masters in creative writing from Notre Dame, he has edited more than ten books and co-produced three audio books, several pro bono for non-profit organizations. A recipient of the Singapore Internationale Grant and Dr. Hiew Siew Nam Academic Award, Desmond also works with clay; his commemorative pieces are housed in museums and private collections in India, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Dalenna Moser is an MFA candidate at Chatham University. Her poems have appeared in Grey Sparrow Journal, Coal Hill Review, and Weave Magazine.

Crystal Wood is a graphic design/photography student from Ohio and currently living in Michigan. Her photography has been featured in Homeland Magazine in China and N.E.E.T. Magazine. She enjoys poetry and is rather fascinated by fashion and the fashion industry. Visit her blog [here]