Elizabeth Bradfield’s most recent book is Toward Antarctica. Her work has been published in the New Yorker, Poetry, and her honors include the Audre Lorde Prize and a Stegner fellowship. Founder of Broadsided Press, she works as a naturalist/guide and teaches creative writing at Brandeis University.

Jennifer Perrine is the author of four books of poetry: Again; No Confession, No Mass; In the Human Zoo; and The Body Is No Machine. She is a recipient of the Publishing Triangle Audre Lorde Award and fellowships from Literary Arts and the Vermont Studio Center.

Luiza Flynn-Goodlett, editor in chief of Foglifter, is the author of Look Alive—winner of the 2019 Cowles Poetry Book Prize from SEMO Press—along with seven chapbooks, most recently The Undead (Sixth Finch Books' 2020 Chapbook Contest) and Shadow Box (2019 Madhouse Press Editor's Prize).

Margaret Noodin is a poet and associate professor at the University of Wisconsin‹Milwaukee. She is the author of Bawaajimo, a book on native literature and Weweni, a collection of bilingual poems in Ojibwe and English. Her poems and essays have been anthologized in numerous journals and collections.

John A Nieves is an associate professor of English and director of graduate studies at Salisbury University in Maryland. He holds an MA from South Florida and a PhD from Missouri. He is the author of the poetry collection, Curio. He is one of the editors of The Shore Poetry.