Swedish-born Gunilla Theander Kester is an award-winning poet and author of If I Were More Like Myself (The Writer's Den, 2015). Her two poetry chapbooks, Mysteries I-XXIII (2011) and Time of Sand and Teeth (2009), were published by Finishing Line Press. She was co-editor of The Empty Chair: Love and Loss in the Wake of…
Julie Danho’s first full-length collection, Those Who Keep Arriving, won the 2018 Gerald Cable Book Award from Silverfish Review Press. Her chapbook, Six Portraits, received the 2013 Slapering Hol Press Chapbook Award, and her poems have appeared in journals such as Pleiades, Alaska Quarterly Review, Blackbird, and New Ohio Review as well as featured on The Writer's Almanac,…
Lisken Van Pelt Dus is a poet, teacher, and martial artist, raised in England, the US, and Mexico, and now living in Massachusetts. Her work can be found in such journals as Conduit, The South Carolina Review, qarrtsiluni, and upstreet, and has earned awards and honors from The Comstock Review, The Atlanta Review, and Cider…
James Davis is a teacher, editor, and author of the poetry collection Club Q (Waywiser 2020), which Edward Hirsch selected for the Anthony Hecht Poetry prize. His work has been featured on NBC News and CBC Radio, as well as in Best New Poets, Nashville Review, Copper Nickel, fourteen poems, and Bennington Review. He serves as Poetry Editor for American Literary Review and an Associate Poetry Editor…
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