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John Grey

John Grey is an Australian-born poet. Recently published in The Lyric, Vallum, and the science fiction anthology The Kennedy Curse. In addition, his work will be appearing in Bryant Literary Magazine, Natural Bridge, Southern California Review, and The Pedestal Magazine.

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J.D. Donnelly

J.D. Donnelly was born on a beach, grew up on a deer-covered mountain, and studied Studio Art and Creative Writing on a cow-covered mountain at Hollins University. Her love of art, biology, folklore, literature, marine mythology, paleontology, and zoology blends

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Gregory Crosby

Gregory Crosby’s work has previously appeared in Copper Nickel, Court Green, Epiphany, Jacket, Leveler, Ophelia Street, Paradigm, Pearl, Ping Pong, Rattle, and The Scapegoat Review. Works featured in Strangelet: For Frank O’Hara (In the Hope That He is Still Alive)

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Brendan Tynan Buck

Brendan Tynan Buck recently earned his BA in Fiction Writing from Columbia College Chicago. The first chapter of his novel-in-progress won a 2012 John Schultz and Betty Shiflett Story Workshop® Scholarship. A native of the Chicago suburbs, he can often

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Eleanor Leonne Bennett

Eleanor Leonne Bennett is the CIWEM Young Environmental Photographer of The Year for 2013 and has also won contests hosted by National Geographic, The World Photography Organization, Nature’s Best Photography, and The National Trust. Her photography has been published in

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Darius Jones

Darius Jones has done time in various professional writing gigs including ad writing, blogging, editing, proofreading, public relations, and reporting. His story “The Hatchlings” was published by Fiction Vortex in 2013. Works featured in Strangelet: The Ghul of Yazd in

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