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in English and History from Penn State and a MA in Writing from
DePaul University. She lives outside Chicago and is currently at
work on a novel set in the Islamic world of the early sixteenth
century.
Cetoria Tomberlin is a poet and writer originally from South
Georgia. She received her bachelor’s degree in creative writing
from Berry College. Her work has previously appeared in Fairy
Tale Review, Southern Women’s Review, LADYGUNN, and various
other publications.
Casey Vittimberga is an English major in her senior year at Mills
College in Oakland, California. She is pursuing a career in
marketing while exploring her love of art, which includes prose
writing, poetry, painting and photography.
Holly Welker’s poetry and prose have appeared or are
forthcoming in such publications as Alaska Quarterly Review, Best
American Essays, Bitch, Black Warrior Review, The Cream City
Review, Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought, Gargoyle, Gulf
Coast, Hayden’s Ferry Review, Hiram Poetry Review, Image, The
Iowa Review, Iron Horse Literary Review, Other Voices, New York
Times, PMS, Poetry International, Poetry Northwest, Rattle, Slate,
The Spoon River Poetry Review, Sunstone and TriQuarterly. Born
and raised in southern Arizona, she currently lives and writes in
northern Utah.
Laura Madeline Wiseman’s books are American Galactic, Some
Fatal Effects of Curiosity and Disobedience, Queen of the
Platform, and Sprung. She is also the author of the collaborative
book Intimates and Fools with artist Sally Deskins, two letterpress
books, and eight chapbooks, including Spindrift. She is the editor
of Women Write Resistance: Poets Resist Gender Violence. She
holds a doctorate from the University of Nebraska and has received
an Academy of American Poets Award, a Mari Sandoz/Prairie