Keli Osborn lives and writes in Eugene, Oregon. Her poems have appeared in multiple journals and anthologies. 
Holly Payne-Strange is a novelist, poet and podcast creator. Her writing has been lauded by USA Today, LA weekly and The New York Times. Additionally, she’s given talks on podcast creation at Fordham University and The Player’s Club. Her English language poetry has been published by various groups including Quail Bell Magazine, Call me (Brackets), and Red Door, while her work in Italian has been published by We Have Food At Home. She would like to thank her wife for all her support.
John Dorroh may have taught high school science for several decades. Whether he did is still being discussed. Five of his poems were nominated for Best of the Net. Hundreds more have appeared in journals such as Feral, Wisconsin Review, River Heron, North Dakota Quarterly, Loch Raven Review, and Selcouth Station. He had two chapbooks published in 2022 – Swim at Your Risk and Personal Ad Poetry. He is a Southerner living in the Midwest.
Andrew Shillam recently had poems published in online journals including "Burrow" Old Water Rat Publishing, Paris/Atlantic 2018 and Studio La Primitive. His artistic background is mainly in the visual arts. He studied at Newcastle University in Australia in the 1990's and has exhibited regularly for over twenty years. He lives in Northern NSW Australia with his wife who is also a visual artist.
Daphne Milne's poems, flash fiction and short stories are published in print and online in magazines and anthologies internationally. She has returned to the UK after five years in Australia. In Australia she discovered jazz and is delighted to find the jazz scene round Exeter and the South West is thriving. She was a Katharine Susannah Pritchard fellow for 2021. Nominated for the Forward Prize for 2022.
Invited to participate in a research project on the interface between science and creativity for the University of Western Australia Daphne was also involved in the Emerging Writers programme for Peter Cowan Writing Centre in conjunction with Fremantle Press. 2021-2023. She has read at Perth International Poetry Festival for many years, representing PCWC in 2022. She was commissioned by Katharine Gallagher [Melbourne and UK] to contribute an article on contemporary Australian poetry to Artemis magazine — publication November 2021
Published by Indigo Dreams Press in 2019, her pamphlet The Blue Boob Club was selected as book of the month by Poetry Kit where Daphne was also invited to be a Contemporary Poet for 2020. Two new pamphlets are due to be published later this year.
Vishal Prabhu - Educated as a chemical engineer, in Bombay, Cleveland, and for a while at Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Vishal Prabhu has since tried to escape writing a bio. He currently lives several fathoms up in the Himalayas, trying to string together the song of his heart.
Kavitha Krishnamurthy is a Project Management professional with a flair for writing. She lives in Chennai, India, and her work has appeared in Unlikely Mark IV magazine, Garfield Lake Review magazine, Dreich magazine, and The Journal of Undiscovered Poets.
Alexey Deyneko is a pacifist who lives and contemplates the interconnections between different art forms in Sydney, the city that inspires him in a variety of delightful ways. He holds a media degree from the University of New South Wales.