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Ruby D. Jones writes essays about the body, desire, addiction, mental illness, and grief — all the fun stuff. Her work has been widely published in literary magazines and placed in various competitions. She works in human rights, is (allegedly) writing her first book, and currently lives in Cardiff, Wales, ...

Ryder Blair received a High school Diploma in 2019, he has worked towards his undergraduate degree at Black Hills State University. He will graduate in the Fall of 2023 with a major in Mass Communications, and two minors, professional writing, and athletic coaching. Ryder also plays football at Black Hills ...

I am a Minnesota-raised teacher and freelance writer living in Hanoi, Vietnam. I can often be found enjoying a bowl of noodles or drinking Hanoi's famously cheap beer. I recently left my job as a primary educator to pursue journalism full-time, and my primary interest is stories that tackle a ...

S.D. Dillon is a poet and small business owner from Michigan. He has an AB from Princeton and an MFA from Notre Dame, where he was Managing Editor of The Bend in 2004. His poetry has appeared recently in Tampa Review, Door = Jar, Wild Roof Journal, Gabby & Min’s ...

Sabrina is a writer, artist, storyteller, and organizer with roots in the Bay Area, CA, Boston, Karachi, and small-town Ohio, currently living in Brooklyn, NY. Like her own story, Sabrina's work spans continents and genre, uniting under a common theme of resilience, resistance, and humanity through nuanced narratives. You can ...

Abubakar Sadiq Mustapha is a multimedia storyteller, poet, and an art curator. He believes in the power of photography and how it can be used toward mental health. His work has appeared in the Ebedi Review, The Song Is, Ake Review, Lolwe, The Nigeria Review, The Shallow Tales Review, Libretto ...

Samuel A. Autman is a US-born essayist, travel writer and college professor whose work focuses on identity, place and pop culture. His essays have appeared in The Best of Brevity: Twenty Groundbreaking Years of Flash Nonfiction, The Kept Secret: The Half-Truth in Nonfiction, The Chalk Circle: Prizewinning Intercultural Essays, Bellevue ...

Sandra Tan is a writer from Singapore. Her poems have appeared in Panorama: The Journal of Travel, Place, and Nature, The Oxonian Review, Quarterly Literary Review Singapore, The Kindling, and Eastlit.

Sara Dudo is adjunct professor of writing and a recent MFA graduate from University of Nevada Las Vegas. She is a Pushcart Prize nominee, "Best of the Net" nominee, and Best New Poets nominee. Her work has recently been published in The Atlanta Review, The Cincinnati Review, The Idaho Review, ...

Sara Hardin is a visual artist and art educator based in New Orleans, Louisiana. Her work explores the connection between place and memory and has been exhibited throughout Louisiana. She is represented by M Contemporary in New Orleans.

Sara Jacobson is an Assistant Professor of English at City College in Harlem, New York.

Sara Shah is a travel memoirist and poet. She writes of her adventures around the world as a woman travelling on her own. Her journeys and writings take place on both internal and external planes.

Sarah Dickenson Snyder's poetry is included in the Comstock Review, Silver Birch Press, and Litbreak Magazine, among others.

Sarah Jeanne Peters is a poet and story writer from Michigan. Some of the best experiences of her life were hiking in ecosystems as diverse as Death Valley, the Everglades, the Sonoran Desert, the Hiawatha National Forest and the Dolomites. She has had poems published in Napalm Health Spa and ...

Sarah Mei Herman (b. 1980, NL) holds a BA in Photography from The Royal Academy of Art, The Hague, and an MA in Fine Art Photography from London’s Royal College of Art. Herman’s work has been exhibited internationally, at institutions and festivals such as The National Portrait Gallery, London; The ...

Sarah Nathan is a teacher and writer living and working in East Lothian, Scotland. She has an MA in English Literature from the University of Edinburgh and is currently working towards an MLitt in Creative Writing at the University of Glasgow. She has previously had work featured in Outcrop Poetry.

Sarah Pascarella is a Boston-based writer and editor. Her work has appeared in The Maine Review, Travelers’ Tales, The Boston Globe, and USA Today, among other publications. She has a master’s in Writing, Literature, and Publishing from Emerson College.

Sarah Pazur is an essayist and fiction writer whose work has appeared or is forthcoming in North American Review, Nixes Mate, Ilanot Review, JMWW, Pithead Chapel and Exacting Clam. She holds a PhD in Educational Leadership from Oakland University and lives in Michigan.

Sarge’s background in non-fiction is rooted in his editorial roles at a number of publications, including Esquire Magazine (Philippines), where he is editor-at-large, and the literary journal Luna, where he is longform editor and creative director. As a writer, he has published numerous articles and essays covering themes ranging from ...

Scarlett Peterson is a poet and essayist. Her first poetry collection, The Pink I Must Have Worn is available from Kelsay Books. She is a PhD candidate at Georgia State University. Her work can be found in Moon City Review, The Lavender Review, Cosmonauts Avenue, Gargoyle Magazine, Poetry Online, and ...

Scott Edward Anderson is an award-winning poet, memoirist, essayist, and translator. He is the author of Wine-Dark Sea: New & Selected Poems & Translations (2022), Azorean Suite/Suite Açoriana (2020), the Nautilus Award-winning Dwelling: an ecopoem (2018), and two books of nonfiction, including Falling Up: A Memoir of Second Chances (2019) ...

Scott Honeycutt grew up in Virginia and Tennessee, and he is currently an associate professor of English at East Tennessee State University. Scott has published numerous poems including two chapbooks, This Diet of Flesh (2016), and Twelve Miles North of the Kentucky River (2018). When Scott is not teaching, he ...

Scott T. Starbuck’s Trees, Fish, and Dreams Climateblog—with a readership that spans 110 countries—has been praised by editors such as Adeline Johns-Putra of Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China, and Kelly Sultzbach of University of Wisconsin, La Crosse in The Cambridge Companion to Literature and Climate. Scott taught ecopoetry workshops the past ...

Sean Murphy is founder of the non-profit 1455 Lit Arts, and directs the Story Center at Shenandoah University. He has appeared on NPR's "All Things Considered" and been quoted in USA Today, The New York Times, The Huffington Post, and AdAge. A long-time columnist for PopMatters, his work has also ...

Sezin Devi Koehler is the author of upcoming Much Ado About Keanu: Toward a Critical Reeves Theory (Chicago Review Press, September 2024), a sociocultural deep dive into Keanu Reeves' entire creative catalog. Her bylines include Entertainment Weekly, Scalawag Magazine, Tasteful Rude, Black Girl Nerds, Certified Forgotten, Teen Vogue, and many ...

Shaul Bassi is Professor of English at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. His publications include Shakespeare’s Italy and Italy’s Shakespeare. Place, ‘Race’, and Politics (2016), Turbo Road. Il Kenya, i suoi scrittori, un bambino (2023) and Venice and the Anthropocene. An Ecocritical Guide (co-edited, 2022). He is the co-founder of ...

writer, performance artist, facilitator of creativity workshops. Mad for wild open spaces, stories under the skin and hayli-takis that name their own form. Originally from India, raised in the US, and on the move a lot. Find her and her new blog, Creatively Engage with Ancestral Nature, at shebanacoelho.com Shebana ...

Originally from Central New York, Sheila Madary studied, taught, and raised her daughters for more than a decade in Europe. She received her MA from the University of New Orleans and a Jack Hazard Fellowship from the New Literary Project. Her essays have appeared in journals such as Dogwood, Brevity, ...

Shelley’s home base is on Canada’s soggy left coast. She has pieces published or forthcoming in Geist, Room, Stitches, Rappahannock Review, and others.

Sherry Weaver Smith searches for poems while traveling in the American West. A medical auditor and former grant writer, she lives in Oregon and has one daughter. Her poems have been published in the California Quarterly, The Heron’s Nest, The Seventh Quarry, the Origami Poems Project, and the Arizona Literary ...

Sophia Khan is a Watercolorist who has practiced and taught Architecture and Historic Preservation. She loves traveling solo, and has lived in Florence, Italy. She has studied Fine Art and has also developed much of her style through her own creative ventures. Sophia's art is inspired primarily by travel, and ...

R. Sreejith Varma is an assistant professor at the Department of English, Vellore Institute of Technology, India. He earned his Ph.D. from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras in 2018. He is the author of Reading Contemporary Environmental Justice: Narratives from Kerala (Routledge, 2023) and the co-editor of Contagion Narratives: ...

STEFANI J ALVAREZ, is a transdisciplinary and migrant artist. Her collaborative projects and literary works were featured in the US, UK, Middle East, Europe, and in the Southeast Asia. An alumna artist-in-residence at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Stuttgart, Germany. Her performative and installation art project, The Other Lady Gaga ...

Dr. Stephanie Han is the founder of drstephaniehan.com, an online platform for women's writing workshops. She is the author of BREAK: How to Write Your Divorce Story (a guide), 'The Swimmers', a short story that opens the Honolulu Noir anthology called a 'standout' by Publishers Weekly, and the award-winning fiction ...

Stephen J. Bush is a computational biologist who lives in Xi’an, China. He also writes fiction on occasion.