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.
Sally Quon is a poet and photographer living in the Okanagan Valley of beautiful British Columbia, Canada. She is an associate member of The League of Canadian Poets and a member of Haiku Canada. Her work has been published in numerous anthologies including The Heron’s Nest, Modern Haiku, and The Red Alder.
Philip Brent Harris has written a dozen original screenplays and two adaptations solo and four with Stanford Professor, Jasmina Bojic. For over a decade, he served as a juror for both the San Francisco Film Festival and the United Nations Association Film Festival. The latter was founded by Professor Bojic, who also serves as the Executive Director. Harris was honored as the final poem in the print anthology: Humans in the Wild: Reactions to a Gun Loving Country, Mythic Picnic.
Laura Sloan Patterson is an English professor at Seton Hill University in western Pennsylvania. Her poetry has appeared in Lines + Stars, Spry, Pittsburgh Poetry Review, WomenArts Quarterly, The Mom Egg, Rust + Moth, HOOT, The North Carolina Literary Review, and other journals. She was a finalist for the James Applewhite Poetry Prize awarded by the North Carolina Literary Review.* 2023 Update: Laura's poem Learning to Read was nominated by the Origami Poems Project for the annual Pushcart Prize.
Vikki C., is a British-born writer, poet and musician from London whose literary works are inspired by science, spirituality, the natural world and the human condition. She is the author of 'The Art of Glass Houses' (Alien Buddha Press) - a debut chapbook of poetry and prose exploring the human experience through the liminal spaces of memory, place, heritage, art and existentialism.
Vikki's poetry and prose are published both in print and online journals and anthologies. Her work appears or is forthcoming in publications such as EcoTheo Review, Ellipsis Zine, Black Bough Poetry, Acropolis Journal, Nightingale & Sparrow, Loft Books, DarkWinter Literary Magazine, Across The Margin, Literary Revelations, Lazuli Literary Group, Spare Parts Lit and other venues.
Vikki has also lived and worked in Asia and attributes her diverse artistic perspectives to these cross cultural influences.
Twitter: @VWC_Writes
Anna Remennik is a chemical engineer working in Silicon Valley, and enjoys writing poems about automatic titrators, technical supply chain processes, and occasionally even more fantastical things. Her work has appeared in publications including Radon Journal, New Myths.com (with a poem nominated for the 2023 Rhysling Award), and was awarded third prize at the 2022 Patricia Eschen Prize for Poetry. She can be found online at https://annaremennik.wordpress.com