Kimberly Grey is the author of Systems for the Future of Feeling (forthcoming) and The Opposite of Light. She's the recipient of a Wallace Stegner Fellowship and a Civitella Ranieri Fellowship. She teaches for the Stanford Online High School and Stanford's Continuing Education Program.

Mitchell L. H. Douglas is the author of dying in the scarecrow's arms, \blak\ \al-fə bet\, and Cooling Board: A Long-Playing Poem. An associate professor of English at IUPUI, he offers community workshops through the Indiana Writers Center, Flanner House, and Brick Street Poetry.

Jill McDonough is the recipient of three Pushcart prizes as well as Lannan, NEA, Cullman Center, and Stegner fellowships. Her latest collection is Here All Night. She teaches in the MFA program at UMass Boston and with incarcerated men, women, and boys.

Rebecca Lindenberg is the author of Love, an Index and The Logan Notebooks. She is on the poetry faculty at the University of Cincinnati and is poetry editor of The Cincinnati Review. She's the recipient of many awards, including an Amy Lowell Traveling Poetry Fellowship and an NEA fellowship.

Jason Koo is the author, most recently, of More Than Mere Light and Sunset Park and coeditor of the Brooklyn Poets Anthology. He is the founder and executive director of Brooklyn Poets and an associate teaching professor of English at Quinnipiac University.