Janice Leagra is Founding Editor of Janus Literary and Visual Editor for Splonk. DT Robbins is Founding Editor of Rejection Letters and Twin Pies Literary. Kelsey Ipsen is Founding Editor of Tiny Molecules. Links and Info: Janice Leagra “Flight” Twitter: @JaniceLeagra Instagram: @janiceleagra Website: janiceleagra.com Flash Flood Journal: flashfloodjournal.blogspot.com (Twitter: @nationalflashfd) Janus Literary: janusliterary.com (@JanusLiterary) DTContinue reading "Editor Edition: Leagra x Robbins x Ipsen"

Lori Graham is an American writer who lives in England with her partner, Natascha. Anna Press is a writer and teacher originally from Los Angeles, CA, now living in New York. Ed Ahern has had over three hundred stories and poems published, as well as six books and currently sits on the review board atContinue reading "Graham x Press x Ahern x O’Callaghan"

Chris Haven teaches writing at Grand Valley State University in Michigan and was listed in Best American Short Stories 2020. Sudha Balagopal’s flash fiction appears in journals worldwide, has been nominated for several awards, and is listed in the Wigleaf Top 50. Robert Olen Butler, who won the Pulitzer Prize in fiction for a bookContinue reading "Haven x Balagopal x Butler"

Susan Triemert’s stories, essays, and poems have published in various online and print journals, including Colorado Review, Crab Orchard Review, and Boston Literary Magazine. Twila Newey lives in the San Francisco Bay Area where she writes at the confluence of poetry, motherhood, and local ecology. Kendra Fortmeyer is the author of the YA novel HoleContinue reading "Triemert x Newey x Fortmeyer"

Ibrahim Babátúndé Ibrahim is a Pushcart Prize nominee who has had works accepted in JMWW, Ake Review, Door is a Jar Magazine, and more. Megan Carlson is a writer and nonprofit communications professional living in Chicago. K-Ming Chang is a Kundiman fellow, a Lambda Literary Award finalist, a National Book Foundation 5 Under 35 honoree, andContinue reading "Ibrahim x Carlson x Chang"

J. Edward Kruft is a fiction writer and an editor-at-large at trampset who is no longer banned from Nordstrom. Alyson Tait lives with her husband, daughter, and corgi, and somehow manages to still get writing done. Sophia Yapalater is a fourth-year medical student and writer based in Philadelphia. Links and Info: J. Edward Kruft “TwoContinue reading "Kruft x Tait x Yapalater"

Precious Emmanuel is a law student living in Kano, Nigeria. Christy Alexander Hallberg serves as Senior Associate Editor of North Carolina Literary Review and editor of Flash Friday USA at Litro Magazine. Nayyir Ransome writes things and hopes people like it, they’re really bad at professional bios though. Links and Info: Precious Emmanuel “Life ImitatesContinue reading "Emmanuel x Hallberg x Ransome"

Dave O’Leary is a writer and musician living in Seattle. Sara Siddiqui Chansarkar is an Indian American writer, and a Pushcart and Best of the Net nominee. Dustin M. Hoffman is the author of the story collections One-Hundred-Knuckled Fist and No Good for Digging. Austin Davis is the author of The World Isn’t the SizeContinue reading "O’Leary x Chansarkar x Hoffman x Davis"

Gauraa Shekhar is a Founding Editor of No Contact. Aaron Burch is the Founding Editor of Hobart and HAD. Hannah Grieco is an editor at JMWW Journal and Porcupine Literary. Links and Info: Gauraa Shekhar “Write About Race” Twitter: @bloodandGauraa Instagram: @bloodandGauraa Website: gauraashekhar.com Rejection Letters: rejection-letters.com (Twitter: @rejectionlit) No Contact: nocontactmag.com (Twitter: @nocontactmag) AaronContinue reading "Editor Edition: Shekhar x Burch x Grieco"

Kirsten Reneau is a creative nonfiction editor at Bayou Magazine, and has been previously published in The Threepenny Review, Hobart, Trampset, and others. Merridawn Duckler has been published in New Flash Fiction, FRiGG, Hobart. Fiona M. Jones lives in Scotland and writes very short pieces, usually about trees and things. Links and Info: Kirsten Reneau “CosmonautsContinue reading "Reneau x Duckler x Jones"