volunteer for the Suzanne H. Arnold Gallery, and a member of various honor societies. Taylor’s art historical research was recently published in Color + Culture. Her artwork has been used as the cover of the book Mope: A Remix of Frank O’Hara by H.G. Heath published in 2015. Victoria Gluszko is a senior philosophy major with a concentration in environmental philosophy at Lebanon Valley College. Her artwork is made through various mediums, ranging from photography, to mixed media, to painting. Victoria also takes interest in experimental art, especially with regard to color and color perception. Erica McKeen is a Canadian writer of fiction and experimental works, based in London, Ontario. She is currently completing an Honors Specialization in creative writing and English language literature at the University of Western Ontario. Her fiction and poetry has been previously published in The Quilliad, This Dark Matter, Nom de Plume, and the fourth and fifth issues of Occasus. Miranda Milillo is a senior religion and English literature major at Lebanon Valley College. She has recently been inspired by experimental works and hopes to continue crafting literature that pushes against conventions. Cal Louise Phoenix is an undergraduate student and tutor of creative writing and sociology at Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas. The great joys of her life include hand-sewing, attending synagogue, and her cats Filburt and Gojira. She was the winner of Beecher’s 2015 Contest in nonfiction, and her poetry has most recently appeared in the likes of Cactus Heart, HOUND, with work forthcoming in 30N and Sink Hollow. Evin Schmidt grew up in Florida under the impression that drawing, painting, and printmaking were the only ways for her to express herself, but she’s excited to realize poetry’s power of communicating things she never could in graphite or acrylic. She graduated from Douglas Anderson School of the Arts and is currently earning her bachelor’s degree at University of North Florida as an English major. This is her first
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