Lise Quintana

Lise Quintana is the inventor of Lithomobilus, an ereader platform for nonlinear literature, whose genesis came from her MFA work at Antioch. She was an editorial assistant on the very first issue of Lunch Ticket, and editor in chief for the next four issues (2012-2013). She then went on to found Zoetic Press and its award-winning journal NonBinary Review, which is in its sixth year of publication. In addition to her short story writing, which has appeared in SLAB, The Rambler, and various online journals, she has hosted the podcasts I Liked the Book Better, The Literary Whip, Alphanumeric, and Living Large in America. She sits on the boards of directors of Nanowrimo and the Bay Area Book Festival, and is working with former Antioch University president Felice Nudelman developing 4Quad, an app that teaches college students how to become smarter voters.