Poetry
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Sarah Mangold
“BA, English Literature from the University of Oklahoma MFA, Creative Writing from San Francisco State University Graduate Certificate in Museum Studies, University of Washington. I am the author of Her Wilderness Will Be Her Manners ( 2021 Fordham, selected by Cynthia Hogue for the POL Prize), Giraffes of Devotion (Kore Press), Electrical Theories of Femininity…
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Orchid Tierney
“I received my Ph.D. in English from the University of Pennsylvania in 2019, and I am an assistant professor of English at Kenyon College with specialisations in contemporary Anglophone poetry and the environmental humanities with secondary research interests in Pacific literature, atmospheric humanities, and waste studies. My article on smelter pollution and the Aotearoa New…
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Vivian Pham
Vivian is a novelist, essayist, poet, and aspiring folklorist from southwestern Sydney. In high school, she wrote a novel called The Coconut Children, which was published in March 2020 by Penguin Random House. She is currently writing the film and stage adaptations of The Coconut Children, and teaching workshops with Story Factory, a not-for-profit creative…
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Sandra Simonds
Sandra is a Visiting Professor in the Literature department at Bennington College in Vermont. She received her PhD in Creative Writing (Poetry) at Florida State University in 2009 and has been a full time Associate Professor of English at Thomas University in Thomasville, Georgia since 2009. All eight of her collections of poetry explore the…
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Christy Davids
Christy is a poet and a teacher. Some of her creative and critical work can be found in VOLT, Open House, Bedfellows, Jacket2, Dusie, The Tiny, and the Poetry Foundation’s Harriet, among others. She is the author of three chapbooks: on heat (2017) was selected by the editors in BOAAT Press’s 2016 chapbook competition; Dysphoric Geography (2019) was published by Neighboring Systems; and wanton (2020) was…
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Funto Omojola
“I am a Nigerian American writer, performer, and visual artist based in New York. In 2020, I founded ẹwà journal, an online literary journal that publishes work exclusively by immigrant writers. I have shown work and done projects with the Baltimore Museum of Art, The New School, Silver Eye Center for Photography, MASS MoCA, and…
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Kaitlin Hsu
Kaitlin is a queer Taiwanese poet, translator, and editor from the Bay Area who believes in a free Palestine. Her work can be found in Poet Lore, Peach Mag, and the lickety-split. She is a 2024 AAWW Margins and Brooklyn Poets Fellow and currently works at Kaya Press as an associate editor.
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Mary Hanrahan
Mary holds an MFA in creative writing and an MA in counseling. Her work appears in The Missouri Review, Booth, Boudin, The Artful Dodge, Sugar House Review, The McNeese Review, and elsewhere online and in print. She lives on a wetland in the middle of Michigan with her family. She is a survivor of SA…
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Sreshtha Sen
Sreshtha is a poet from Delhi, India. They studied Literatures in English from Delhi University, completed their MFA at Sarah Lawrence College, and their PhD at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Their work can be found published or forthcoming in Apogee, bitch media, Gulf Coast, Hyperallergic, Hyphen Magazine, Kenyon Review, The Margins, Mcsweeney’s, Rumpus and elsewhere. A 2024-25 AAWW Margins Fellow, she…