Category: The Authors

Jennifer Lang’s essays have been published in Under the Sun (“Things Lost, Things Found” nominated for Pushcart Prize 2017), The Citron Review, Hipp...

Kersten Christianson is a raven-watching, moon-gazing, high school English-teaching Alaskan. When not exploring the summer lands and dark winter of the Yukon Te...

Robin Chapman’s newest book is Six True Things (Tebot Bach); her poems have appeared recently on Writer’s Almanac and in Flyway, Canary, and Alaska ...

Monica Claesson’s current and forthcoming publications include journals such as The Tampa Review, The Pittsburgh Poetry Review, New Bile, Laurus, and The ...

Kirkus Reviews named Sharon Chmielarz’s tenth book of poetry, The Widow’s House, one of 100 Best Indie books in 2016. You can hear a poem from it at www.sharonc...

Garret Keizer is a contributing editor of Harper’s Magazine and the author of eight books of prose, the most recent of which are Getting Schooled, Privacy, and ...

Paul Willis’s most recent book of poems is Getting to Gardisky Lake (Stephen F. Austin State University Press).

Jim Dameron is an essayist and a poet. He lives in Lostine, Oregon.

Pete Duval is the author of Strange Mercies (Working Titles/Massachusetts Review) and Rear View (Houghton Mifflin), which won the Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference...

Ross Wilcox’s work has appeared in The Carolina Quarterly, Gulf Coast, Nashville Review, and Green Mountains Review.