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centered around gun violence in America. His work has been published in The Hartford Courant,
CORRIDORS, Gauge, Stork, and Concrete, among other places. He is the Assistant Editor for The Hard
Work of Hope, a weekly poetry series produced by Mass Poetry in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Find him on Twitter and Instagram @OwenElphick.
BRYAN ERWIN is a software guy/sports fan from St. Louis, Missouri. His fiction has previously appeared in
Barrelhouse, Defenestration, The Oddville Press, and Turnstyle. Erwin is also the co-author of the true
crime book Slaying in South St. Louis.
JALEN EUTSEY is a poet, book reviewer, and sportswriter from Miami, Florida. He earned a BA in English
from the University of Miami and an MFA in poetry from the Writing Seminars at Johns Hopkins
University. His work has been published in Into the Void, Northern Virginia Review, Florida Review Online,
Cellpoems, and others. He lives in Baltimore.
ANDREW GENT lives in New Hampshire where he works as an information architect. His first book, [explicit
lyrics], won the Miller Williams Poetry Prize in 2016.
JESSICA GREGG’s work has appeared in Broadkill Review, Tiny Seed Literary Journal, Yellow Arrow Journal,
and San Fedele Press's Art in the Time of Covid. She has forthcoming poems in Global Poemic and
Canary's Summer Solstice Issue.
RYAN HARPER is a visiting assistant professor in Colby College’s Department of Religious Studies. He is the
author of The Gaithers and Southern Gospel: Homecoming in the Twenty First Century (University Press
of Mississippi, 2017) and My Beloved Had a Vineyard, winner of the 2017 Prize Americana in poetry
(Poetry Press of Press Americana, 2018). Some of his recent poems and essays have appeared in Tahoma
Literary Review, Wild Roof Journal, River Heron Review, Maine Review, Spoon River Poetry Review,
LETTERS, Cimarron Review, Chattahoochee Review, and elsewhere.
ERIN HILL is a writer, educator, and Reds fan living in Yellow Springs, Ohio. Pro: seven-inning double header.
Anti: universal designated hitter.
PATRICK McGRAW is a freelance editor living in his home state of Minnesota. He moved to the East Coast for
college and to the West Coast for work. When community teams can hold practices again, he hopes to join
the local rugby team - his first time playing!
RICHARD MORIARTY teaches writing and literature at North Carolina A&T State University. He is also a
former fiction editor for The Greensboro Review. Moriarty’s stories appear in Stymie Magazine and Boog
City.
BARRY PETERS lives in Durham and teaches in Raleigh, NC. A former sportswriter, his publications include
The American Journal of Poetry, Best New Poets, New Ohio Review, Poetry East, Rattle, and The
Southampton Review.
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