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Ahreeda is a “Best of the Net” nominee whose fiction, poetry, and essays have appeared in Epiphany Magazine, The Decadent Review, The Bookends Review, Scribble Lit, Mystery Tribune, Revolute, The Roadrunner Review, Eleutheria, LAMP, and others. Ahreeda holds an MFA from Lindenwood University, serves as the Poetry Editor of Polis ...

Ahrend Torrey is the author of This Moment (Pinyon Publishing, 2024); If it’s darkness we’re having, let it be extravagant: The Jane Kenyon Erasure Poems (Pinyon Publishing, 2024); For What Are the Blossoms Reaching? (Limited Artist’s Edition, American Academy of Bookbinding, 2023); Ripples (Pinyon Publishing, 2023); Bird City, American Eye ...

Aimee Morales is a freelance writer, editor, and writers’ rights advocate. She was an MA student for English Poetry at the University of the Philippines. Her first book, “Why Mandaya Teens Have Sharp Black Teeth” came out under Balangay Books in 2015. Five years later, Aimee self-published her second book, ...

Aimee Rhodes, an Honors student at the University of Central Florida, aspires to work in the American foreign service or for the UN.

Alden Jones is a writer, teacher, and Fulbright Specialist based in Boston, MA. She is the editor of Edge of the World: An Anthology of Queer Travel Writing (2025). Her Lambda Literary Award-nominated critical memoir The Wanting Was a Wilderness was hailed as “a master class in memoir writing” by ...

Prof Alexandre Antonelli is the Director of Science at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew in the UK, where his goal is to strengthen and further develop Kew as a global centre of excellence in plant and fungal knowledge and to promote evidence-based solutions to major challenges. A botanist by training, ...

Alovaddin is a passionate traveler who has explored over 30 countries and every corner of Tajikistan. He has led hiking groups in the Fann and Pamir Mountains, Yagnob, Rasht, and Shirkent valleys. Despite having a Master’s degree in banking and finance, Alovaddin’s love for experiencing and sharing the pristine landscape ...

Alton Melvar M Dapanas (they/them), essayist, poet, and translator from the southern Philippines, is the author of M of the Southern Downpours (Australia: Downingfield Press), In the Name of the Body: Lyric Essays (Canada: Wrong Publishing, 2023), and Towards a Theory on City Boys: Prose Poems (UK: Newcomer Press, 2021). ...

Amanda E. Machado (she/they) is a writer, public speaker, and facilitator with ancestry from México and Ecuador. Their work has been published in The Atlantic, Guernica, Harper’s Bazaar, The Washington Post, Adroit Journal, Slate, The Guardian, Sierra Magazine, and others. Amanda also is a public speaker and workshop facilitator on issues of justice ...

Amanda Mander lives in the Pacific Northwest of the United States surrounded by wild animal neighbours. She’s a passionate wild animal steward and the author of Wild Rescues: Amazing Stories from a Wildlife Shelter. Among Amanda’s other writing is Looking Twice: Beautiful and Ugly, a book of poems and photographs ...

Amanda Mander lives in the Pacific Northwest of the United States surrounded by wild animal neighbours. She’s a passionate wild animal steward and the author of Wild Rescues: Amazing Stories from a Wildlife Shelter. Among Amanda’s other writing is Looking Twice: Beautiful and Ugly, a book of poems and photographs ...

Amira Laghzail is a third year student majoring in English Studies at MOHAMMED V UNIVERSITY in Rabat, originating from Marrakesh. She is actively involved in extracurricular activities related to womanhood and we-for-she themes in hope of sensitising her surroundings to the struggles of women in her home country, and shed ...

Amita Paul is a retired civil servant from India who pursues a variety of interests including the reading and writing of poetry in four languages and a keen observation of nature, both human and ecological. She lives in Patna, Bihar, with her huge collection of books and mementoes from her ...

Anderson Schneider is a Brazilian photographer and architect based in Brasilia. A two-time prize-winner in the annual NPPA Best of Photojournalism and finalist for the W. Eugene Smith Grant.

Andrea Jacobo is a multi-lingual spoken word artist, storyteller, and community health equity scholar. She is a first-generation Afro-Dominican American, and her creative expression stems from her cultural roots and upbringing. Her writing is a tool to connect bridges across communities, disciplines, borders, and cultures. She has a passion for ...

Andrei Fuentebella (they/them) is a 4th-year undergraduate student at De La Salle University-Manila, studying International Studies, major in Chinese Studies, and minor in Economic Studies. In 2022, they received their first national fellowship from the Silliman University National Writers Workshop. They are currently a poetry staffer of Malate Literary Folio ...

Andrew Evans is the author of five books, including best-selling guides to Ukraine and Iceland. His epic travel memoir THE BLACK PENGUIN was named one of “Summer’s Best Travel Books” by the New York Times Book Review.

Andrew Zubiri is a Filipino writer whose essays have appeared in AGNI, The Threepenny Review, Virginia Quarterly Review, and elsewhere. His writing explores identity and the tension between home and diaspora. For over a decade, he worked as a global development professional with various international development organizations. He changed careers ...

Anis writes about slow travel and exploring on foot. She sees walking trails as sources of inspiration – dotted lines holding the memories of everyone who has ever walked on them. Anis is currently a foreign editor at a Malaysian news portal and has been published in various print and ...

Anna Evans interests are in narrative non-fiction writing about place and landscape, memory, literature, migration, and travel. She is a regular contributor to Elsewhere: A Journal of Place.

Anna Marshall is a skier, hiker, writer, and breakfast enthusiast originally from Cleveland, Ohio. Her work is featured in Looking In Looking Out (Willowdown Books). She currently resides in the Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming.

Anna Nguyen had been a displaced PhD student for many years, in many different programs and departments at many different universities in many different countries. She decided to rewrite her dissertation in the form of creative non-fiction as an MFA student at Stonecoast at the University of Southern Maine, which ...

Anne Louise Avery is a writer and art historian based in Oxford. Her latest book, Reynard the Fox was published by the Bodleian Library and was described by The Wall Street Journal as “a tour de force of storytelling.” In 2019, she won the Fortnum & Mason inaugural short-story competition, ...