Andrena Zawinski
Andrena Zawinski's poems have received accolades for free verse, lyricism, spirituality, social concern and have appeared in Windward Review, Rattle, Santa Fe Review, Progressive Magazine, Evening Street Review, and others with work online at Women’s Voices for Change, Women Writing Nature, Verse Daily, and elsewhere. She has published four full-length poetry books, several smaller editions, a collection of flash fiction. Her work is widely anthologized in Raising Lily Ledbetter, Crossing Class: The Invisible Wall, Light on the Wall of Life Ferlinghetti Tribute, and many more. Her most recent book of poetry is Born Under the Influence. Of Love & Wonder is her fifth collection of Origami Poems.
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Tohm Bakelas is a social worker in a psychiatric hospital. He was born in New Jersey, resides there, and will die there.
Marilyn Cox, who lives in Charleston, South Carolina, wrote a poem a day for a year. She is a flautist, a barista, and lived in Japan for a year. A graduate of the University of Washington, she studied journalism and wrote for several newspapers. 
Peggy Turnbull is a retired librarian who was inspired to write poetry when she returned home to the U.S. Midwest after spending decades in Appalachia.
Solomon Au Yeung is currently an in-service teacher of Hong Kong, working in a village school in a remote area where he primarily teaches language subjects.
Gail Goepfert is a poet, photographer, teacher, and an associate editor for RHINO Poetry. A Mind on Pain, a first chapbook, was released in 2015. She has two books forthcoming: Tapping Roots from Kelsay Books in 2018 and Get Up Said the World from Červená Barva Press in early 2019.
Phil Huffy is a reformed lawyer from Rochester, New York. He turned to poetry after years spent hobbying as a songwriter and solo performer. He writes daily at the kitchen table, often with a Maltese on his lap.
Karla Huston is Wisconsin Poet Laureate 2017-2019, and is author of A Theory of Lipstick, Main Street Rag Publications: 2013, which received a Wisconsin Library Association Outstanding Achievement Award in 2014. She has published eight chapbooks of poetry, most recently Grief Bone which was a finalist in the Eric Hoffer Awards. Huston won a Pushcart Prize, Best of the Small Press award in 2011.