Sean Riley
Menu Current Volume Archive About Us Submit Categories Sean Riley Sean Riley lives and works in Washington, DC. He received a BFA in Painting from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design and an MFA in Sculpture from the University of Pennsylvania. His work has been shown in solo and group exhibitions throughout the Northeast US. He has received grants from the Joan Mitchell Foundation, The Rhode Island State Council on the Arts, and the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation and has been an artist in residence at the Joan Mitchell Center, Yaddo, and the Vermont Studio Center. His art and writing have been published in SHIFT, Open Doors Review, Heavy Feather Review, Gigantic Sequins, and Passengers Journal. More of his work can be seen at seanrileystudio.com and @studioseanriley. Website: seanrileystudio.com Instagram: @studioseanriley As Above
Anuradha Kumar
Menu Current Volume Archive About Us Submit Categories Anuradha Kumar Anuradha (Anu) Kumar lives in New Jersey with her family. She lived in various places in India before moving to Singapore and later the US. She has an MFA in Writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts (VCFA) and has degrees in history and management as well. Her stories have won awards from the Commonwealth Foundation, UK, and the Little Magazine, India. As Adity Kay, she wrote three bestselling works of historical fiction published by Hachette India: Emperor Chandragupta, Emperor Vikramaditya and Emperor Harsha. She writes regularly for Scroll.in. Her stories and essays have appeared in places like The Missouri Review, Catamaran Literary Reader, The Common, The Maine Review, Chicago Quarterly Review, Litro magazine, South Dakota Review, The Dalhousie Review (Canada), and other places. She has written for younger readers as well. Her most recent novel is a work of historical mystery called, The Kidnapping of Mark Twain, published by Speaking Tiger Books, India, available as a paperback in South Asia, and digitally worldwide. Message in a Romance Novel
Suzanne Benton
Menu Current Volume Archive About Us Submit Categories Suzanne Benton Suzanne Benton has shared her many-faceted art for 70 years and in 32 countries. A highly recognized metal mask maker, mask performance artist, printmaker, painter, lecturer, and workshop leader, she’s exhibited and performed widely with representation in museums and private collections worldwide. A trans-culturalist and feminist pioneer, recipient of a Fulbright (India), multiple grants, artist residencies, and hosting from the cultural arms of US Embassies, she’s authored The Art of Welded Sculpture and numerous articles. Listed in Who’s Who in America, Who’s Who in American Art, and Feminists Who Changed America 1963-1975, she’s currently writing a memoir Spirit of Hope. Website: https://www.suzannebentonartist.com Rescue
Claire Wahmanholm
Menu Current Volume Archive About Us Submit Categories Claire Wahmanholm Claire Wahmanholm is the author of Wilder (2018), Redmouth (2019), and, most recently, Meltwater (2023), which was a finalist for the Kingsley Tufts Award and Minnesota Book Award. Her work has appeared widely, including in The Anarchist Review of Books, The Hopkins Review, Cream City Review, TriQuarterly, Sierra, and Washington Square Review. A 2020-2021 McKnight Writing Fellow and the winner of the 2022 Montreal International Poetry Prize, she lives in the Twin Cities. Twitter: @cwahmanholm Instagram: @cwahmanholm Away We Go
Ron Antonucci
Menu Current Volume Archive About Us Submit Categories Ron Antonucci Antonucci has been a librarian and newspaper editor in Ohio and New York and was the editor of Ohio Writer Magazine. He has served as assistant editor at Etruscan Press, contributing editor for The Journal (OSU), and fiction editor for Artful Dodge. I licked a leaf
Rachel Stempel
Menu Current Volume Archive About Us Submit Categories Rachel Stempel Rachel Stempel is a Ukrainian-Jewish poet based in Binghamton, NY. Her work can be found at racheljstempel.com. Website: rachelstempel.com Afterbirth (fiction)