fiction

Barbara Lock

Barbara Lock

Barbara Lock, an emergency physician, pursues a writing MFA at Sarah Lawrence College. She edits fiction at Variant Lit and teaches Narrative Medicine at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons. Her writing appears in New Delta Review, Yalobusha Review, Fiction International, peripheries, and elsewhere.

Barbara Lock

Barbara Lock

Barbara Lock, an emergency physician, pursues a writing MFA at Sarah Lawrence College. She edits fiction at Variant Lit and teaches Narrative Medicine at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons. Her writing appears in New Delta Review, Yalobusha Review, Fiction International, peripheries, and elsewhere.

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Katherine Tunning

Katherine Tunning

Katherine Tunning's stories and poems have appeared or are forthcoming in The Lascaux Review, Midway Journal, Plainsongs, Washington Square Review, and elsewhere. She lives with her partner (and a highly variable number of cats) in Boston, where she works as a translator.

Katherine Tunning

Katherine Tunning

Katherine Tunning's stories and poems have appeared or are forthcoming in The Lascaux Review, Midway Journal, Plainsongs, Washington Square Review, and elsewhere. She lives with her partner (and a highly variable number of cats) in Boston, where she works as a translator.

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Kim Magowan

Kim Magowan

Kim Magowan lives in San Francisco and teaches in the English Department of Mills College at Northeastern University. She is author of the short story collection Don't Take This the Wrong Way, co-authored with Michelle Ross, forthcoming from EastOver Press; the story collection How Far I've Come (2022), published by Gold Wake Press; the novel The Light Source (2019), published by 7.13 Books; and the story collection Undoing (2018), which won the 2017 Moon City Press Fiction Award. Her stories have been selected for Best Small Fictions and Wigleaf's Top 50. She is Editor-in-Chief and Fiction Editor of Pithead Chapel.

Kim Magowan

Kim Magowan

Kim Magowan lives in San Francisco and teaches in the English Department of Mills College at Northeastern University. She is author of the short story collection Don't Take This the Wrong Way, co-authored with Michelle Ross, forthcoming from EastOver Press; the story collection How Far I've Come (2022), published by Gold Wake Press; the novel The Light Source (2019), published by 7.13 Books; and the story collection Undoing (2018), which won the 2017 Moon City Press Fiction Award. Her stories have been selected for Best Small Fictions and Wigleaf's Top 50. She is Editor-in-Chief and Fiction Editor of Pithead Chapel.

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Magowan

Melissa Llanes Brownlee

Melissa Llanes Brownlee

Melissa Llanes Brownlee (she/her), a native Hawaiian writer, living in Japan, has fiction in Booth: A Journal, The Notre Dame Review, Pleiades, The Citron Review, Waxwing, Milk Candy Review, Claw & Blossom, Bending Genres, Micro Podcast, (mac)ro(mic), The Daily Drunk, Necessary Fiction, Have Has Had, The Birdseed, Bandit Fiction and elsewhere. She was selected for Best Small Fictions 2021. Hard Skin, her short story collection, will be coming soon from Juventud Press. She tweets @lumchanmfa.

Melissa Llanes Brownlee

Melissa Llanes Brownlee

Melissa Llanes Brownlee (she/her), a native Hawaiian writer, living in Japan, has fiction in Booth: A Journal, The Notre Dame Review, Pleiades, The Citron Review, Waxwing, Milk Candy Review, Claw & Blossom, Bending Genres, Micro Podcast, (mac)ro(mic), The Daily Drunk, Necessary Fiction, Have Has Had, The Birdseed, Bandit Fiction and elsewhere. She was selected for Best Small Fictions 2021. Hard Skin, her short story collection, will be coming soon from Juventud Press. She tweets @lumchanmfa.

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Molly Andrea-Ryan

Molly Andrea-Ryan

Molly Andrea-Ryan is a poet and prose writer living in Pittsburgh, PA. Her work has recently appeared in Pithead Chapel, Barren Magazine, and elsewhere.

Molly Andrea-Ryan

Molly Andrea-Ryan

Molly Andrea-Ryan is a poet and prose writer living in Pittsburgh, PA. Her work has recently appeared in Pithead Chapel, Barren Magazine, and elsewhere.

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