Jen Schneider
Jen Schneider is an educator who lives, writes, and works in small spaces throughout Pennsylvania. Recent works include A Collection of Recollections, Invisible Ink, On Habits & Habitats, and Blindfolds, Bruises, and Breakups.
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Jen Schneider is an educator who lives, writes, and works in small spaces throughout Pennsylvania. Recent works include A Collection of Recollections, Invisible Ink, On Habits & Habitats, and Blindfolds, Bruises, and Breakups.
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Chuck Harp is a writer and winner of the Mad Cave Studios Talent Hunt. He released two poetry collections with Unsolicited Press, What Must Go On and Working Title. In 2021 Chuck released a poetry spoken word/music EP under the name, Katcheen Tongues.
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Joris Soeding's most recent collections of poetry are Forty (Rinky Dink Press, 2019) and Home in Nine Moons (Clare Songbirds Publishing House, 2018). Soeding’s writing has appeared in publications such as Another Chicago Magazine, Columbia Poetry Review, and Red River Review. He is a fifth grade Language Arts teacher in Chicago, where he resides with his wife, son, daughter, and kittens.
Photo taken by Christa Poskozim in July, 2021, in front of the statue, "David & Yonatan"
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Preeth Ganapathy is a software engineer turned civil servant from Bengaluru, India. Her works have been published in several magazines such as The Ekphrastic Review, Soul-Lit, The Sunlight Press, Atlas+Alice, Ink, Sweat and Tears, Mothers Always Write, Tiger Moth Review and elsewhere. Her microchap, A Single Moment, has been published by Origami Poems Project. She is also a two-time winner of Wilda Morris's Poetry Challenge.
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Matt Stefon was religion editor of Encyclopaedia Britannica, poetry editor of West Texas Literary Review, adjunct in English and humanities at Middlesex Community College, and adjunct in comparative religion in Norwich University’s online degree completion program.
He studied at Penn State and Boston University and has two chapbooks and 463 wiffle ball home runs.
Tonya McKenna Trabant is a coach, educator, poet, mom living in rural Wisconsin with her partner, their two near-perfect offspring, a rescued dog, and some laying hens. Her poems appear in Clockhouse Journal, Bramble, Verse Wisconsin, Icebox Journal, and others. She is a willingly displaced Alaskan who writes to catalyze human connection, justice, and joy.
Lourdes Tutaine-Garcia is Cuban by birth, American by citizenship, Cuban-New Englander by culture. She lives in Mid-coast Maine where she listens to what the ocean has to say, then runs home to write it down. Her work has appeared in many journals, including Metafore, The Adanna Literary Journal, Avocet, and Cathexis Northwest Press. Blanket Sea nominated one of her poems for Sundress Publications 2019 Best of the Net. In 2018, BestLit Review selected her as one of the ten best prose writers in mid-coast Maine.
Hailing from Blacksburg, VA, August Reynolds' aims to tell and retell stories of people, hardships, society, and our ability and inability to forget. August draws inspiration from the American writing styles of the early-mid 20th century by detailing important, relatable stories and interactions through a more accessible, reserved writing style that teeters on the line of complex and over-simplified.
August has seven poems currently accepted for publication in places such as The Red Cedar Review, Philologia, in an anthology soon-to-be created by Eber & Wein, and a four-poem microchap accepted for publication here, with Origami Poems Project. The poem in the anthology is currently in the semi-finals of an international poetry competition put on through Poetry Nation by the parent publishing company, Eber & Wein. Both the poems in The Red Cedar Review and Philologia have already been successfully published by both and are found on their respective websites."