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Ellie’s roles have included both Deputy Editor at BBC Travel and Commissioning Editor at Lonely Planet. She also is the driving force behind BBC Travel’s first long form travel narrative column, which was awarded two Lowell Thomas Awards, and the creative lead and editor of BBC’s groundbreaking Travel Pioneer series.

Elmaz Abinader’s recent work has appeared in Michigan Quartely Review, Prism International and Mizna, and the anthologies, Essential Truths, Minding Nature and Beyond Memory. Her poetry collection, This House, My Bones, was the Editor’s Selection 2014 from Willow Books. She has a memoir: Children of the Roojme, A Family’s Journey ...

Elyse Kallen is a Brussels-based writer, amateur photographer, accidental plant murderer, and collector of an unhealthy number of hobbies. Her work has appeared in Panorama several times, anthologies Summer Bludgeon, Hope Screams Eternal, and Dragons and Heroines, as well as in the magazine Abyss & Apex. She has also written ...

Emily Allison is a writer based out of upstate South Carolina. She was the 2020-2021 and the 2021-2022 South Carolina state champion/nationalist for Poetry Out Loud, has been published in Havik Magazine: Homeward, Red Noise Collective, Interlochen Review, and was the creative nonfiction editor for CrashTest Magazine for two years. ...

Emily Raboteau writes at the intersection of social and environmental justice, race, climate change, and parenthood. Her previous books are the travel memoir, Searching for Zion: The Quest for Home in the African Diaspora (2013), winner of an American Book Award and finalist for the Hurston/Wright Legacy Award, and the ...

Emily Teitsworth is a Creative Writing and Publishing graduate of Susquehanna University. She is currently working at the University of Rochester in Communications and Marketing, and volunteers as a reader for several literary magazines. She writes a bit of everything, including short fiction, poetry, and nonfiction. She has had work ...

Emily Bo Tennant is a writer from Dorset, UK. She graduated from the University of Edinburgh with a Master's degree in Politics. She writes mostly nonfiction, and has had essays and book reviews published in journals such as the Dublin Law and Politics Review, the Intersectional Journal for Social Justice, ...

Emma Grey Rose is a writer based in San Diego, CA. Her poetry has been published in deLuge Literary and Arts Journal, Pinky Thinker Press, the San Diego Poetry Annual.

Emmanuel Abdalmasih Samson’s works have been included in Sunday SunRevue, Sentinel Nigeria, and Eight Young Nigerian Poets Whose Poems Delight.

A singer, songwriter, poet, and essayist, Ephraim Scott Sommers is the author of two books: The Night We Set the Dead Kid on Fire & Someone You Love Is Still Alive. He currently lives in Rock Hill, SC, and teaches English as an Associate Professor at Winthrop University.

Based in New York City, Eric Daffron is a professor of Literature at Ramapo College of New Jersey. His recent work has been published or accepted for publication in Synthesis: An Anglophone Journal of Comparative Literary Studies, European Journal of Life Writing, L’Esprit Literary Review, The AutoEthnographer, Impost: A Journal ...

Erica Watson lives and writes on the boundary of Denali National Park, Alaska. Her work has appeared in About Place Journal, Terrain.org, Edible Alaska, and other journals and magazines. She is working on an essay collection exploring place, mobility, and environmental conservation.

Erragab Eljanhaoui is a PhD Student at Ibn Zohr University, Morocco. He is tracing back various 19th Century Barbary Captivity Narratives. He is deconstructing an array of images and stereotypes drawn of the Sahrawi nomads who are inhabiting the Great Sahara Desert.

Evelyn Fok was born and raised in Hong Kong and is currently based in Mexico City. A former journalist, her writing has been published in Electric Literature, Spittoon, and Quarter Press, among others, and she is working on a novel.

Faith Adiele founded the USA’s first writing workshop for travelers of color through VONA and is the first columnist for DETOUR: Best Stories in Black Travel and a senior editor at PANORAMA: THE JOURNAL OF TRAVEL, PLACE, AND NATURE. Her award-winning memoir MEETING FAITH routinely makes travel listicles, and her ...

Faithna Geffrard is a Haitian American writer. She is an alumna of Roots.Wounds.Words, Wild Seeds Retreat, and VONA. Her work has been published/is forthcoming in The Missing Slate, NUNUM, Susurrus, and Little Old Lady.

Iranian photojournalist and documentary photographer .

Ferdinand Pisigan Jarin is one of the Philippine's foremost author and creative non-fictionist. He is the author of Six Saturdays of Beyblade and other Essays (originally Anim na Sabado ng Beyblade at Iba Pang Sanaysay), which won a National Book Award for Best Book of Nonfiction in Filipino in 2014 ...

Frankee Lyons is a PhD candidate in Modern Eastern European History at the University of Illinois Chicago. A former Fulbright scholar and Title VIII fellow, Lyons currently resides in Warsaw, Poland. She can be reached on Twitter and Instagram at @voyagehistory and through her website frankeelyons.com.

Gabriel Griffin—a Brit living in Italy—is a poet, writer, translator, and creator of the annual Poetry on the Lake International Celebration she has organised since 2001. Her poems have been widely prized and published in anthologies and journals, such as Scintilla Journal, Temenos Academy Review, Orbis, Art Ascent (Gold Medal ...

Gabriela Denise Frank is a literary artist, editor, educator, and winner of the Fern Academy Prize. Her writing and visual art have appeared in BOMB Magazine, Epoch, Poet Lore, DIAGRAM, Channel Magazine, Northwest Review, The Rumpus, and elsewhere. The author of "How to Not Become the Breaking" (Gateway Literary Press, ...

Genevieve Chornenki (www.genevievechornenki.com) is a poet, writer, editor, and literacy coach with a professional background as a civil mediator and arbitrator. Her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in print and online in Prairie Fire, The Brussels Review, Poetry Pause, and other publications in North America, Europe, and Australia. In ...

Giancarlo Malchiodi is forever a child of the Lower East Side of NYC who decided young to become a teacher of English. Sparking the creativity of many young minds over thirty years, he is now re-igniting his own. Finding escape/hope through literature and super-heroics, Giancarlo marvels moreso at the labor ...

Grace Loh Prasad is the author of The Translator’s Daughter (Mad Creek Books/The Ohio State University Press, 2024), a debut memoir about living between languages, navigating loss, and the search for belonging. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, Literary Hub, Longreads, Guernica, Brevity, The Offing, Oldster Magazine, ...

Granville Carroll is a visual artist, educator at Arizona State University, and Afrofuturist working with digital technology, poetry, and alternative processes to reshape the world. Carroll’s artwork explores photographic representation and vision to understand the process of existence and interpretation. Simultaneously, he explores and expands ideas around racial blackness to ...

Gregory Halley is an aspiring writer currently based in Washington, D.C., but he was raised in northeast Ohio. His other work has been published in Amazing Stories, In Parentheses, and Half and One. His passion is storytelling, and he's honored and humbled to share his tales with you. He hopes ...

Visual artist and photographic reporter, Guilherme Bergamini is Brazilian and graduated in Journalism. For more than two decades, he has developed projects with photography and the various narrative possibilities that art offers. The works of the artist dialogue between memory and social political criticism. He believes in photography as the ...

Gus O'Connor is a writer based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Hannah Behrens is a poet, freelance writer, and writing coach. She has an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Colorado. She is a native of Boulder, Colorado, and has lived in the Netherlands since 2016.

Hanne is a Swede who longs for her childhood’s 95% humidity and hawker centre food. Her stories are fed by moss-covered rock-trolls and what-if scenarios; her non-fiction by nature and what places do to people and they to them.

Hantian Zhang’s writing has appeared, or is forthcoming, in AGNI, Prairie Schooner, DIAGRAM, Necessary Fiction, The Normal School, The Offing, and elsewhere. He lives in San Francisco, where he works as a data scientist by day.

Born in Belgium in 1941, Harry Gruyaert grew up in a strict, traditional Catholic-Flemish family. Since he was very young, he knew that he wanted to do film and photography. In 1962 he left for Paris as soon as he could to flee the oppressive constraints of home life. It ...

Harsha Vadlamani is an independent photojournalist, filmmaker and National Geographic Explorer whose work explores the many inequalities that influence migration, health and the environment, with a particular focus on rural and indigenous communities across India. His work has appeared in National Geographic, The New York Times Magazine, The Wall Street ...