This Issue's Poets
David R. DiSarro is currently an Associate Professor of English at Endicott College in Beverly, MA. His work has previously appeared, or is forthcoming, in Bending Genres Literary Journal, Neologism Poetry Journal, ANTAE: A Journal of Creative Writing, The Wilderness House Literary Review, The Hawaii Pacific Review, among others. David's first chapbook, I Used to Play in Bands, was published by Finishing Line Press. He currently lives on the North Shore of Massachusetts with his wife, Riley, five children, and two rambunctious dogs.
Lydia Rae Bush is a poet exploring themes of embodiment and social-emotional development. Her work can be found in publications such as Vocivia Magazine, Corporeal, and Sage Cigarettes Magazine.
Chloe Bryan is a poet and editor. Originally from the Midwest, she has also lived in Memphis, TN, and Brooklyn, NY. She is currently an MFA candidate in poetry at Hollins University.
Robert Donohue's Poetry has appeared in Amethyst Review, The Asses of Parnassus, and others. He lives on Long Island, NY.
Writing from their home in rural Michigan, Karis Wojakowski-Bird seeks to capture the voice of a landscape in poems exploring themes such as distributed selfhood, queerness, and ecological consciousness.
AnnaMaria Phelps is a freelance writer of short mysteries and fantasy. She is also the head of Violet Daisy Games, a studio focused on storytelling.