Willard & Maple scientist and a former teacher of biotechnology in several colleges. His poems have appeared in more than forty poetry and literary journals, including the Dalhousie Review [Canada], Poem, Trajectory, Willard & Maple, Plainsongs, and the Ship of Fools. Samantha Gougher is a sophomore studying Professional Writing at Champlain College. She enjoys writing long and short fiction, as well as for the screen and the stage. She hopes to publish her novels and write for animated cartoons in the future. Henry He lives in Michigan. He also writes poetry. He spends a lot of time developing his artistic techniques. He has a unique style. Emma Johnson-Rivard is a master's student at Hamline University. She currently lives in Minnesota with her dogs and far too many books. Her work has appeared in Mistake House, the Nixes Mate Review, and Moon City Review. Her chapbook, The Witch’s Cat And Her Fateful Murder Ballads, was released by the Esthetic Apostle. Haley Kaul is an English and Communication Studies double major at Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, MN. She has previously been published in Pilcrow and Dag ger Literary Magazine and Firethorne Literary Magazine. Additionally, she has an anticipated publication in The Dollhouse Magazine this coming May. Abigail Ketchem is an 18-year-old student at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, AL. She is an English major, and it has always been her dream to be a writer. Andrew Lafleche is an award-winning poet and author of seven books. His work uses a spoken style of language to blend social criticism, philosophical reflection, explicit prose, and black comedy. Andrew enlisted in the Army in 2007 and received an honorable discharge in 2014. Visit www.AJLafleche.com for more information. Tess LaLonde is a junior at South Burlington High School in Vermont. Some of her poems and artwork have been published by Vermont’s Young Writers Project. She also participates enthusiastically in National Novel Writing Month, and enjoys reading, listening to podcasts, and accumulating pens.
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