Poets

Ron Singer

Ron Singer’s poetry has appeared, e.g., in alba, Anemone Sidecar, Avatar Review, Borderlands, The Brooklyn Rail, Cake, Ducts, Evergreen Review, Grey Sparrow, The Hampden-Sydney Poetry Review, Strong Verse, Waterways: Poetry in the Mainstream, Windsor Review, and Word Riot.

He is also the author of ten books.

For details, www.ronsinger.net

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Jan Chronister

Jan Chronister lives and writes in the wood near Maple, Wisconsin. She currently serves as president of the Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets.

Her chapbook 'Target Practice' was published in 2009 at the University of Wisconsin. Her full-length collection of poems, Caught between Coasts, (published by Clover Valley Press, fall 2018) was recognized as an Outstanding Poetry book for 2019 by the Wisconsin Library Association.

For more information, visit www.janchronisterpoetry.wordpress.com

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Colin Dardis

Colin Dardis is the author of ten poetry collections, most recently 'with the lakes' (above/ground press, Dec. 2023) and 'What We Look Like in the Future' (Red Wolf Editions, 2023). A neurodivergent writer, editor and sound artist, his work has been published widely throughout Ireland, the UK and USA.

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William Wolford

William 'Bill' Wolford is a 25 year old poet and writer from Huntington, West Virginia. His one goal is to make the world a brighter place, be it through poetry or prose. He has self-published a handful of works, and hopes to eventually get his name out there on a broader scale.

You can catch him watching giant monster movies at home on the weekends, or at the occasional pop punk show.

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Brian Beatty

Brian Beatty's jokes, poems, reviews and short stories have appeared in numerous print and digital publications, including The American Journal of Poetry, The Bark, Conduit, Dark Mountain (England), The Evergreen Review, Glasgow Review of Books (Scotland), Gulf Coast, Hobart, McSweeneys, Midwestern Gothic, The Moth (Ireland), Museum of Americana, NOON, Poetry City USA, Publishers Weekly, Quail Bell, The Quarterly, Rain Taxi and Seventeen, among others.

His writing has also been featured in public art projects and on public radio.

Brian Beatty is the author of the poetry collections Brazil, Indiana and Coyotes I Couldn’t See.

He lives in St. Paul, Minnesota.

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Vivian Wagner

Vivian Wagner’s work has appeared in Slice Magazine, Muse/A Journal, Forage Poetry Journal, Pittsburgh Poetry Review, McSweeney's Internet Tendency, Gone Lawn, Gastro Obscura, The Atlantic, Narratively, The Ilanot Review, Silk Road Review, Zone 3, Bending Genres, and other publications. She's the author of a memoir, Fiddle: One Woman, Four Strings, and 8,000 Miles of Music (Citadel-Kensington); a full-length poetry collection, Raising (Clare Songbirds Publishing House); and four poetry chapbooks: The Village (Aldrich Press-Kelsay Books), Making (Origami Poems Project), Curiosities (Unsolicited Press), and Spells of the Apocalypse (Thirty West Publishing House).

Her website: http://vivianwagner.net/.

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Lynne Viti

Lynne Viti is the Poet Laureate of Westwood, Massachusetts. Her most recent poetry collection is The Walk to Cefalù (Cornerstone Press, 2022). Her previous books are Dancing at Lake Montebello (2020) and two chapbooks, Baltimore Girls (2017) and The Glamorganshire Bible (2018) A lecturer emerita in the Writing Program at Wellesley College, she lives in Massachusetts with her spouse and a mackerel tabby cat, Maddie.

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Jeanie Tomasko

Jeanie Tomasko is the author of a few books of poetry, first of which was Tricks of Light (Parallel Press), and forthcoming early 2018 from Red Bird Chapbooks, dear little fist.

All of her books published in-between can be found on her website, jeanietomasko.com including three poetry/art collaborative works she put together with her friend Sharon Auberle. She is active in the Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets and works as a home health nurse in Madison, WI.

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