November 18, 2021

Timothy Green has worked as editor of Rattle magazine since 2004. He’s the author of one book of poetry, American Fractal (Red Hen Press, 2009), a contributing columnist for the Press-Enterprise, and cofounder of the Wrightwood Literary Festival. He lives with his wife Megan and their two children in the mountains near Los Angeles.

Erik Campbell’s poems and essays have appeared in New Letters, Tin House, Iowa Review, Virginia Quarterly Review, Rattle, Gulf Coast, Massachusetts Review, and other journals. His poetry collections are Arguments for Stillness (Curbstone Press, 2006) and The Corpse Pose (Red Hen Press, 2016). His poem, “Faith for My Father, circa 1980” appeared in the Pushcart Prize 2019 anthology. He divides his time between anxiety and his balcony.