Lauren Camp is the author of five books, most recently Took House (Tupelo Press, 2020). Honors include the Dorset Prize and finalist citations for the North American Book Award, the Arab American Book Award, the Housatonic Book Award, and the New Mexico-Arizona Book Award. Her poems have appeared in New England Review, Witness, DIAGRAM, Pleiades, and The Los Angeles Review. Work has been translated into Mandarin, Turkish, Spanish, Serbian, and Arabic. More at Lauren Camp. Katherine Fallon is the author of Demoted Planet (Headmistress Press, 2021) and The Toothmakers’ Daughters (Finishing Line Press, 2018). She is lead poetry editor at MAYDAY Magazine and reads for [PANK]. Her poems have appeared in AGNI, Colorado Review, Juked, Meridian, Foundry, and Best New Poets 2019, among others. She shares domestic space with two cats and her favorite human, who helps her zip her dresses. She can be found online at Katherine Fallon or on IG @ghostelephants. Mary Kane’s most recent chapbook, On Tuesday, Elizabeth, is available from Literary North’s Little Dippers series as a free downloadable pdf. A limited number of hard copies are also available for anyone who wants one. Email to request at marykane118@gmail.com. Her work has appeared in numerous publications, including Roanoke Review, MoonPark Review, SmokeLong Quarterly, Beloit Poetry Journal, and Poetry Daily. She lives on Cape Cod where she can often be found walking. Sean Lovelace lives in Indiana, where he teaches in the creative writing program at Ball State University. He’s won awards and published in top literary magazines, and wrote Fog Gorgeous Stag (Publishing Genius, 2011) and How Some People Like Their Eggs (Rose Metal Press, 2009), and other flash fiction collections. He blogs about nachos. He likes to run far. Nora Nadjarian is an award-winning poet and writer from Cyprus. Her stories and flash fiction have appeared in various international online and print journals, including Lunate, The Cabinet of Heed, MoonPark Review, and SAND journal. She was nominated for Best Small Fictions 2021 and Best Microfiction 2021. Her work was also included in Europa28: Writing by Women on the Future of Europe (Comma Press, 2020) and the 2020 National Flash Fiction Day Anthology (National Flash Fiction Day, UK). More at Nora Nadjarian. Simon Perchik is an attorney whose poems have appeared in Partisan Review, Forge, Poetry, Osiris, The New Yorker, and elsewhere. His most recent collection is The Family of Man Poems, published by Cholla Needles Arts & Literary Library, 2021. For more information, including free e-books and his essay “Magic, Illusion and Other Realities,” please visit his website at Simon Perchik. Here is an interview. Michael Prego is an emerging poet who lives in Bellingham, Washington. He works in the hospitality industry. AE Reiff is a wayfarer, an arborist among the big trees of upper New York who ran an herb garden in Austin. He has written A Calendar of Poems: Encouragements for Such as Shall Have Intention to Be Undertakers in the Planting, and recent fiction in Futures Trading, Otherwise Engaged, Blue Labyrinths, and Everyone Quarterly. This work is indexed at Encouragements for Planting. His statues and ceramic murals depict these currents of the wild. He is a native of Philadelphia with two recent collections, The True Light That Lights (Parousia Christian Poetry Chapbook, 2020), and Recon (Trainwreck Press, 2021). Kevin Spaide is from Auburn, New York. His stories have appeared in many places, both online and in print. He lives in Madrid with his wife and son. Joseph Young lives in Baltimore. His book, Always Never Speaking: 50 Flash Fictions, with commentaries by the author, came out in 2019. His project to install text on the walls, ceilings, windows, towels, cabinets, and bedsheets of his home, MicroFiction RowHouse, is likely coming to an end since he has to move and the painters will be on their way. He does have an old cat, but her name isn’t Isis, it’s Annabelle. Table of Contents