Nic ole Ju st i ne Reid
is an emerging poet. Her poetry has been long-listed for the 2020 Fish Publishing Poetry Prize, shortlisted for the 2019 Bridport Prize, won first place for Free Form Poetry in the 2019 San Mateo County Fair, and is published in The Santa Clara Review and the Carry the Light anthologies, Vols II, III, and IV. She loves immersing herself in the salt of the sea and in an ocean of words.
K i m b e r l y S a i l o r of Mount Horeb, WI, is a 2020 poetry fellowship
recipient at the Martha’s Vineyard Institute of Creative Writing. Sailor, a 2019 Hal Prize poetry finalist, is also the editor-in-chief of the Recorded A Cappella Review Board, with more than 300 music publication credits. Her poetry has appeared in the Peninsula Pulse, Sixfold, and the Eunoia Review. She is the author of the fiction novel The Clarinet Whale, and serves as an elected official on her local Board of Education.
Frederick Shiels
is a poet and Prof. Emeritus of Politics and History at Mercy College. He has published in Avocet, Deep South Review, The Hudson River Anthology, The New Verse News, Sulphur and Honey (Bosch: Garden of Earthly Delights), Sixfold (2013), and his most recent book is Preventable Disasters. He has been a Fulbright senior scholar in both Japan (1985-1986) and Latvia (2006).
A my Swain
is a new writer and recent graduate from Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts, having studied Writing, Literature & Publishing. She currently lives in New Hampshire with her boyfriend Jon, and their cat and dog, Ham & Lucci.
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