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Abby Feden
Abby Feden is a fiction writer living in Stillwater, Oklahoma. She is the winner of The 2020 SmokeLong Quarterly Award for Flash Fiction. Her work appears or is forthcoming in SmokeLong Quarterly, X-R-A-Y, Third Coast, JMWW, Best Small Fictions 2021, and elsewhere. Feden received her MFA from Western Washington University and is in her third year of Oklahoma State University's PhD in Creative Writing.
Abby Feden
Abby Feden is a fiction writer living in Stillwater, Oklahoma. She is the winner of The 2020 SmokeLong Quarterly Award for Flash Fiction. Her work appears or is forthcoming in SmokeLong Quarterly, X-R-A-Y, Third Coast, JMWW, Best Small Fictions 2021, and elsewhere. Feden received her MFA from Western Washington University and is in her third year of Oklahoma State University's PhD in Creative Writing.
Austin Blaze
Austin Blaze is a writer from Northern California. His novel-in-progress received the Helen Zell Writers’ Program Thesis Award in Fiction at the University of Michigan, where he earned his MFA. He lives outside Detroit with his wife and daughter.
Austin Blaze
Austin Blaze is a writer from Northern California. His novel-in-progress received the Helen Zell Writers’ Program Thesis Award in Fiction at the University of Michigan, where he earned his MFA. He lives outside Detroit with his wife and daughter.
Cynthia Gordon Kaye
Cynthia Gordon Kaye earned her MFA from San Francisco State University where she taught undergraduate creative writing courses and was the recipient of an Edward B. Kaufmann College of Liberal & Creative Arts Scholarship. Her fiction has been shortlisted for the Craft Flash Fiction and Epiphany Breakout 8 Contests and longlisted for A Public Space Writing Fellowship and The Masters Review Anthology. She lives and writes in California.
Cynthia Gordon Kaye
Cynthia Gordon Kaye earned her MFA from San Francisco State University where she taught undergraduate creative writing courses and was the recipient of an Edward B. Kaufmann College of Liberal & Creative Arts Scholarship. Her fiction has been shortlisted for the Craft Flash Fiction and Epiphany Breakout 8 Contests and longlisted for A Public Space Writing Fellowship and The Masters Review Anthology. She lives and writes in California.
Gavin Boyter
Gavin is a Scottish writer and filmmaker living in Margate, Kent. He has published two travel memoirs about running ludicrously long distances, Downhill from Here and Running the Orient. The latter book charts his 2300 mile run from Paris to Istanbul, following the 1883 route of the Orient Express. Gavin’s stories have been published in Constellations, Blueing the Blade, DIAGRAM, Riptide, The Closed Eye Open, Bright Flash, La Piccioletta Barca and Freshwater Review. He is also the writer-director of the 2015 independent film Sparks and Embers.
Gavin Boyter
Gavin is a Scottish writer and filmmaker living in Margate, Kent. He has published two travel memoirs about running ludicrously long distances, Downhill from Here and Running the Orient. The latter book charts his 2300 mile run from Paris to Istanbul, following the 1883 route of the Orient Express. Gavin’s stories have been published in Constellations, Blueing the Blade, DIAGRAM, Riptide, The Closed Eye Open, Bright Flash, La Piccioletta Barca and Freshwater Review. He is also the writer-director of the 2015 independent film Sparks and Embers.
Nikki Barnhart
Nikki Barnhart is an MFA candidate in Fiction at The Ohio State University. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Juked, The Rumpus, Barnstorm, Phoebe, Quarter After Eight, Post Road, and elsewhere.
Nikki Barnhart
Nikki Barnhart is an MFA candidate in Fiction at The Ohio State University. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Juked, The Rumpus, Barnstorm, Phoebe, Quarter After Eight, Post Road, and elsewhere.
Rachel Attias
Rachel Attias hails from the Hudson River Valley of New York but has been slowly creeping west for several years. Her writing has appeared in n+1, Porter House Review, X-R-A-Y and more. A prose reader for The Adroit Journal and recipient of a residency at Hedgebrook, she holds an MFA from Oregon State University and is at work on her first novel and a collection of stories.
Rachel Attias
Rachel Attias hails from the Hudson River Valley of New York but has been slowly creeping west for several years. Her writing has appeared in n+1, Porter House Review, X-R-A-Y and more. A prose reader for The Adroit Journal and recipient of a residency at Hedgebrook, she holds an MFA from Oregon State University and is at work on her first novel and a collection of stories.