Ahimsa Timoteo Bodhrán is the author of Antes y después del Bronx: Lenapehoking and South Bronx Breathing Lessons, and the editor of an international queer Indigenous issue of Yellow Medicine Review: A Journal of Indigenous Literature, Art, and Thought. Tom Boswell is a writer, photographer and community organizer in Wisconsin. His manuscript, Midwestern Heart, won the Codhill Poetry Chapbook Award in 2012. In February 2014, he won the Glass Mountain poetry contest judged by Tony Hoagland. Francine Rubin is the Associate Director of the Learning Center at SUNY Purchase College whose chapbook Geometries was published by Finishing Line Press. Rubin has poetry in Anomalous, Fringe, Ozone Park, Pank, and Rougarou, among others. Changming Yuan, 7-time Pushcart nominee and author of Chansons of a Chinaman (2009) and Landscaping (2013), grew up in rural China, holds a PhD in English, and currently tutors in Vancouver, where he co-publishes Poetry Pacific. Allen Qing Yuan, the author of Traffic Light (2013), currently attends UBC and co-publishes Poetry Pacific with Changming Yuan in Vancouver. Allen has had poetry appearing in more than 70 literary publications across 16 countries. John Sibley Williams is the author of Controlled Hallucinations and six poetry chapbooks. He is the winner of the HEART Poetry Award, and finalist for the Pushcart, Rumi, and The Pinch Poetry Prizes. He is the editor of The Inflectionist Review, co-director of the Walt Whitman 150 project, and Marketing Director of Inkwater Press. Mikael Lopez mostly writes scripts for comics and films, occasionally poetry, and spends a disproportionate amount of time on details that no one will ever, ever notice or care about. He claims no nationality. Olle Forsslöf is an artist/illustrator based in Stockholm, where he runs a small press PEOW! Studio. Josefin Ullberg writes poetry, fiction, and edits non-creative writing. She is formerly an Australian resident of five years and literature student at University of Queensland.
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