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Press. She is the founder and host of the weekly Zoom show and emerging brand The Joy
of Poeting. Learn more on her website AnneMarieWellsWriter.com.
Eliongema Udo昀椀a is a Best of the Net nominee, lover of dogs, music and artworks. He
has been published in The Bombay Literary Magazine, Sunlight Press, Last Stanza Poetry
Journal and elsewhere. On X, he is @obongemem_001
Kate Falvey’s work has been published in many journals and anthologies; in a full-length
collection, The Language of Little Girls (David Robert Books); and in two chapbooks,
What the Sea Washes Up (Dancing Girl Press) and Morning Constitutional in Sunhat
and Bolero (Green Fuse Poetic Arts). She co-founded (with Monique Ferrell) and for ten
years edited the 2 Bridges Review, published through City Tech (City University of New
York) where she teaches, and is an associate editor for the Bellevue Literary Review. Her
chapbook, Croneville, is forthcoming from Dancing Girl Press in 2026.
Kandala Singh is a writer and researcher from New Delhi. She holds an MFA in Creative
Writing (Poetry) from the University of Pittsburgh, where she was a Dietrich fellow. Her
poems appear/ are forthcoming from Ploughshares, Southeast Review, Muzzle Magazine
and The Penguin Book of Poems on the Indian City, among other places. Her writing has
been nominated for Best New Poets, and has won fellowships and support from the Bread
Loaf Writers’ Conference, Sangam House International Writers' Residency, and Hudson
Valley Writers Center, among others. She reads poetry for Ploughshares. You can 昀椀nd her
chasing clouds, 昀氀owers and poems at https://www.kandalasingh.com
Marvellous Mmesomachi Igwe is a budding poet from Port Harcourt, Nigeria. A 2025
Alpine Fellowship shortlistee, he is the winner of the 2024 Kukogho Iruesiri Samson
Poetry Prize, co-winner of the 2024 Poetry ColumnNND Chapbook Award and the 2024
Folorunsho Editor's Prize for Poetry. He tweets @mesomaccius.
Matty Layne Glasgow is the author of deciduous qween (Red Hen Press, 2019), winner
of the Benjamin Saltman Award. His poetry and non昀椀ction have appeared in Copper
Nickel, Denver Quarterly, Ecotone, Gulf Coast, Kenyon Review, Houston Public Media,
Missouri Review, Pleiades, Poetry Daily, Third Coast, and elsewhere. He is a Black Earth
Institute Fellow, holds a PhD in Creative Writing and English Literature from the University of Utah, and is an Assistant Professor of English at the College of Charleston where
he serves as the CNF Editor of swamp pink.
Sherre Vernon (she/her/hers) is the award-winning author of Green Ink Wings; The Name
is Perilous; Flame Nebula, Bright Nova; and Translating Blue. Sherre has been published
in journals such as Tahoma Literary Review and The Chestnut Review, nominated for Best
of the Net and Pushcart prizes, and anthologized in several collections including Fat &
Queer and Best Small Fictions. Read more at www.sherrevernon.com
Sophia Naz is a bilingual poet, artist, author, and translator. She has been nominated
twice for the Pushcart Prize, in 2016 for creative non昀椀ction and in 2018 for poetry. Her
work has featured in numerous literary journals and anthologies including The Academy
of American Poets, Poetry Daily, The Penguin Book of Modern Indian Poets, The Night
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