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Steve Russell, artist. Dealing with issues of self, identity and symbols through the medium of paint, ephemera and other drawing materials. My practice is a figurative style that marries diverse elements into an instantly recognizable, idiosyncratic idiom that is at times touching, dramatic and visceral. Using line and dramatically visceral ...

Steven Law is a poet, essayist, and storyteller. He’s the author of Polished, a collection of poems about exploring the Colorado Plateau by foot and raft. He is host and co-producer of Poetry Snaps!, a radio segment highlighting poets of the Colorado Plateau for KNAU, Flagstaff, Arizona’s NPR station. He’s ...

Sue Eisenfeld’s essays and articles have appeared in The New York Times, Washington Post, Smithsonian, Washingtonian, The Forward, Gettysburg Review, Potomac Review, and many other U.S. magazines and literary journals, and her essays have been listed six times among the Notable Essays of the Year in The Best American Essays. ...

Sunday Dutro she / her / hers Sunday Dutro was born and raised in San Diego, California. Dutro earned her BA at the University of California, Davis, and a Certificate in English Language Teaching from the International House in Barcelona, Spain. A Writing By Writers Manuscript-Boot-Camp, and Haven I Writing ...

SUSANA H. CASE is the award-winning author of nine books of poetry, including, recently, Dead Shark on the N Train, The Damage Done and If This Isn't Love, all from Broadstone Books, and co-editor with Margo Taft Stever of I Wanna Be Loved by You: Poems on Marilyn Monroe, Milk ...

Susana Praver-Pérez is the author of Hurricanes, Love Affairs, & Other Disasters (Nomadic Press 2021) which won the 2022 PEN Oakland Josephine Miles Literary Award. Susana divides her time between San Juan, Puerto Rico and Oakland, California and writes through the lens formed in the liminal space between languages, cultures, ...

Dr. TA Loeffler leads people through significant life-changing experiences. TA’s work and adventures have taken her to 52 countries and seven continents. TA has completed 6 and 4/5 of “The Seven Summits,” the highest peak on each continent. As a Professor of Outdoor Recreation at Memorial University, TA has developed ...

Tamarzee Love-Shooter is a card carrying, non-member of the low art anti-institute. At the time of this publication she was spotted at one of the cafes in Hadar, Haifa.

Tamiko Nimura is an Asian American creative nonfiction writer and a public historian whose work has appeared in Smithsonian Magazine, San Francisco Chronicle, Off Assignment, and Zócalo Public Square, HYPHEN, and Seattle’s International Examiner. She has written a regular column for Discover Nikkei with the Japanese American National Museum for ...

Tanya Ward Goodman is the author “Leaving Tinkertown.” Her essays and articles have appeared in the Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Orange County Register, OC Family, Luxe, Alligator Juniper, Fourth River, Coast Magazine, The Huffington Post and listed as notable in the 2019 Best American Science and Nature Writing.

Tara Dorabji is the author of the novel, Call Her Freedom, available for pre-order at Simon and Schuster. Call Her Freedom is The Books Like Us Grand Prize Winner. She is the daughter of Parsi-Indian and German-Italian migrants and a storyteller. Her documentary film series on human rights defenders in ...

Theo was born in Michigan and now lives in Mexico.

A recovering nomad, Theodora Sutcliffe spent four years travelling the world with her son, and has been exploring Indonesia for over a decade. Currently based in Bali, she’s covered travel for publications including the BBC, The Guardian, CNN and National Geographic Traveler, but is increasingly focused on sustainability and the ...

Thida is a die-hard nomad and social entrepreneur, infatuated by human story. Since 2014, she has been traveling around the world to chase human stories and carve out meaningful narratives, like every good 'guerilla-filmmaker’. Intrigued by people and particulars that are anti-mainstream, she recently created her first docufiction series by ...

Thomas Dunn is a full-time student in the graduate writing program at the California College of the Arts.

Thu Anh Nguyen is Vietnamese American poet whose poetry has been featured in the Southern Humanities Review, Cider Press Review, Curator Magazine, Zoetic Press’ Heathentide Orphans, The BIPOC Issue of Wingless Dreamer, NPR’s “Social Distance” poem for the community, The Crab Orchard Review, The Salt River Review, 3Elements, Connections, and ...

Tiffany C.J. Patterson, a 2024 Napa Valley Wine Writer’s Symposium fellow, brings a unique perspective as a Caribbean American to her work. Her writing delves into themes of displacement, culture, language, and self-discovery, offering a personal yet relatable narrative. Her short nonfiction travel-themed work, published in Panorama: The Journal of ...

Tijanna O. Eaton (Tə-zha-na) is a Black, queer butch with a high school diploma and a rap sheet who has been clean and sober since 1994. She is based in Oakland California. Her upcoming book, BOLT Cutters, is the story of her twelve arrests in three years in the early ...

I am a traveler, storyteller, and photographer from Indonesia. I enjoy capturing moments both visually and in words, stopping them in time and sharing them with others to appreciate. With my background in journalism and environmental studies, I believe in the importance of stories for a brighter and more sustainable ...

Toby Venables co-created and co-wrote the BAFTA- and BIFA-winning Netflix movie His House—starring Sope Dirisu, Wunmi Mosaku and Matt Smith—alongside creative partner Felicity Evans. His House premiered at Sundance to rave reviews and is one of the few films to have scored 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. Felicity and Toby continue ...

Tolu Daniel is a Nigerian writer and editor. He attended Kansas State University where he was awarded the Seaton Fellowship, the Popkins Scholarship, Peggy & Gary Edwards Scholarship and the Popkins Scholarship for Creative Writing. He is the curator of Ellipsis, a newsletter featuring diasporic voices on Culture, Migration, Displacement, ...

Born in one seaside town (Portsmouth) and raised in one next door (Hayling Island), Tom Sykes has been writing about all kinds of towns all over the world for twenty years. He is the author of The Realm of the Punisher (2018), a political travelogue of the Philippines that received ...

Tony Kirkham MBE VHM is a world-renowned tree expert and former Head of Arboretum & Horticultural Services at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, for 43 years where he oversaw the management of 14,000 trees, until his retirement in 2021. Kirkham has featured in numerous television programmes about trees and is ...

Trang Dang (she/her) completed a PhD in Arts and Humanities from Nottingham Trent University and previously graduated from Oxford Brookes University with a BA and an MA in English Literature. Fully funded by the Vice Chancellor’s Studentship scheme, her PhD project focuses on Jeff VanderMeer’s eco weird fiction, exploring narratives ...

Montana native and tombstone cutter’s daughter, Tricia Rummel has been an itinerant English teacher for almost twenty years. After traveling in over 46 different countries, she finally made her way back to Big Sky country in 2015 where she now lives with her dog, Sadie, and her cat, Everett.

Trileigh Tucker lives near the Salish Sea in West Seattle, Washington, USA. After a career teaching college environmental studies, she is now a writer, natural historian, nature photographer, and artist. She’s published creative nonfiction about birds and people in About Place, Cold Mountain Review, Flycatcher, and the anthologies Women on ...

Troy Onyango is a writer and editor from Kisumu. His work has been published in Prairie Schooner, Doek!, Wasafiri, Isele Magazine, Johannesburg Review of Books, AFREADA, Nairobi Noir, Dgëku Magazine, and Transition among others. The winner of the inaugural Nyanza Literary Festival Prize and first runner-up in the Black Letter ...

Tyler Fisher is Associate Professor of Modern Languages and Literatures at the University of Central Florida, where he is privileged to teach interdisciplinary courses on Creativity and Narrative. His book-length translations of poetry include Martí’s Ismaelillo (Wings Press 2007) and Lorca’s The Dialogue of Two Snails (Penguin 2018).

Uche Ogbuji’s poetry is included in the anthology The Best African Poetry 2015, among others.

Vesna Jaksic Lowe is a Connecticut-based writer who grew up in Croatia. She runs the Immigrant Strong newsletter and has written about her immigrant experience for the Connecticut Literary Anthology 2023, The New York Times, the Washington Post, Pigeon Pages, and Catapult, and has essays forthcoming in the Back Where ...

Victoria Field is a writer, researcher and poetry therapist. Her most recent poetry collection is A Speech of Birds (Francis Boutle, 2020). The Lost Boys (Waterloo, 2013) won the Holyer an Gof prize for poetry and drama. Her memoir of marriage and pilgrimage, Baggage: A Book of Leavings was published ...

Vimi Bajaj is a writer based in Chicago. A graduate of the Bennington Writing Seminars, she has recently completed a novel set in modern-day India. She has published stories and articles online and in print, and has been awarded fellowships at MacDowell, Ragdale, Vermont Studio Center and Hedgebrook. Her next ...

Vimla Sriram is a Seattle-based writer, shaped by Delhi. Her writing appears or is forthcoming in 100 Word Story, Wanderlust, Stonecrop Journal, Little Patuxent Review, River Teeth Journal, The Cincinnati Review, and The Tahoma Literary Review.

Trained as an architect and urban planner, Vinita advances regenerative and restorative models that center the leadership of low income communities of color. She serves as Community Investment Director of Full Spectrum Labs, a US-based think tank, incubator, and accelerator, and on the board of the San Francisco Community Land ...

Wanjeri Gakuru is a Nairobi-based freelance journalist, essayist, curator and filmmaker. A cross-section of her writing has appeared in Transition Magazine, The Elephant, CNN, The Sunday Times, Nataal, Akademie Schloss Solitude, LA Times Magazine and The Africa Report among others. Wanjeri is a 2021 Docubox Short Film Grant winner, a ...