EJ Seibert's work has appeared in Blue Earth Review, Yellow Medicine Review, Jellyfish Review, Toe Good Poetry, Naugatuck River Review, The Silkworm, Future Earth Magazine, and The National Teaching & Learning Forum. They have published two poetry chapbooks and served as editor of Naugatuck River Review, Silkworm Journal, Toe Good Poetry, and others.

Jennifer Rosner is the author of the novels ONCE WE WERE HOME and THE YELLOW BIRD SINGS, both finalists for the National Jewish Book Award. She is also author of the memoir IF A TREE FALLS: A FAMILY'S QUEST TO HEAR AND BE HEARD, and the children's book, THE MITTEN STRING, a Sydney Taylor Book Award Notable. Jennifer's books have been translated into a dozen languages. Her short writing has appeared in the New York Times, The Times of Israel, The Massachusetts Review, The Forward, and elsewhere. She lives with her family in Western Massachusetts.

Gail Thomas's most recent books of poetry are Trail of Roots, a chapbook which won the A.V. Christie Series (Seven Kitchens Press) and the full-length collection Leaving Paradise (Human Error Publishing). Her other books are Odd Mercy (Headmistress, 2016), Waving Back (Turning Point, 2015), No Simple Wilderness: An Elegy for Swift River Valley (Haleys, 2001) and Finding the Bear (Perugia Press, 1997). Her poems have appeared in many journals and anthologies including The Beloit Poetry Journal, Calyx, Hanging Loose, The North American Review, Cumberland River Review, Disquieting Muses Quarterly, Valparaiso Poetry Review and Mom Egg Review. Originally from Pennsylvania, Thomas raised her daughters in Western Massachusetts, where she has lived for 40 years.