Madison Zehmer is a 22-year-old wannabe historian and emerging poet from North Carolina. She loves poetry, cats, Jewish studies, history, and psychology. Her published and forthcoming work can be found in Wards Lit Mag and La Piccioletta Barca. 
Marcia J. Pradzinski authored Left Behind, a chapbook published by Finishing Line Press. Her poems have appeared in anthologies, print, and online journals. Her recent publications include SWWIM, UnLost, Honey & Lime, and Every Pigeon. She credits Plumb Line Poets, her cadre of sister poets, for their help and encouragement.
Lynne Shapiro's work has been published in such journals as CV2 (Canada), Myselxia (England), Platte Valley Review, and terrain.org and included in anthologies such as Decomposition: An Anthology of Fungi Inspired Poems and Eating Her Wedding Dress, A Collection of Clothing Poems. She recently returned from Santa Lucia, Spain, where she participated in a Beetime arts residency.
Candice Kelsey's debut book of poetry STILL I AM PUSHING releases soon with Finishing Line Press. Her poetry has appeared in Poets Reading the News, Poet Lore, and others. She won the 2019 Two Sisters Writing's Steve Carr Contest, received Honorable Mention for Common Ground's 2019 Poetry Contest, and was nominated for a Pushcart Prize.
Alice-Catherine Jennings is the author of Katherine of Aragon: A Collection of Poems (Finishing Line Press, 2016) and Notations: The Imagined Diary of Julian of Norwich (Red Bird Chapbooks, 2017). Her poetry has appeared in various publications worldwide. She lives in Santa Fé, New Mexico.
Carol Dorf has two chapbooks available, "Some Years Ask," (Moria Press) and "Theory Headed Dragon," (Finishing Line Press.) Her poetry appears in "Bodega," "E-ratio," "Great Weather For Media," "About Place," "Glint," "Slipstream," "The Mom Egg," "Sin Fronteras," "Surreal Poetics," "The Journal of Humanistic Mathematics," "Scientific American," and "Maintenant."
Darrell Petska is a retired engineering editor and a 2021 Pushcart Prize nominee. His poetry and fiction can be found in 3rd Wednesday Magazine, Nixes Mate Review, Verse Virtual, POETiCA REViEW and widely elsewhere (conservancies.wordpress.com). A father of five and grandfather of six, he lives near Madison, Wisconsin, with his wife of more than 50 years.
Ellene Glenn Moore is a writer living in sunny South Florida. Her poetry has appeared in Lake Effect, Best New Poets, Caliban, The Journal, and others, and her prose has appeared in Brevity, Fjords Review, Poetry Northwest, and elsewhere. Ellene earned her MFA in creative writing at Florida International University, where she held a John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Fellowship in Poetry.