Jeff Bagato produces poetry and prose as well as mail art, electronic music and glitch video. His most recent books document experimental text work from the past few years, including Try Again Label, Try Again; And the Trillions, Part 2; In the Engine Room with Bettie and Andrea Reading Pornography; Gonch Poems; Robot Speak; and Floral Float Flume: Flue Flit Flip. A blog about his writing and publishing efforts can be found at jeffbagato.wordpress.com.
Daniel Barbiero writes about the art, music, and literature of the classic avant-gardes of the 20th century as well as contemporary work. His essays and reviews have appeared in Arteidolia, The Amsterdam Review, Heavy Feather Review, periodicities, Rain Taxi, Word for/Word, Otoliths, Offcourse, Ballast Journal, London Grip, Perfect Sound Forever, and elsewhere. His essays on poetics have appeared in the books Telling It Slant (University of Alabama Press), and The World in Time and Space (Talisman House); he is the author of As Within, So Without, a collection of essays published by Arteidolia Press. His score Boundary Conditions III appears in A Year of Deep Listening (Terra Nova Press). Website: danielbarbiero.wordpress.com.
Christopher Barnes co-edits the poetry magazine Interpoetry. His reviews and critcism have appeared in Poetry Scotland, Jacket Magazine, Peel, and Combustus. He has given readings in numerous venues, including Waterstones Bookshop, Newcastle's Morden Tower, and the Proudwords lesbian and gay writing festival. His poetry collection LOVEBITES was published by Chanticleer Press in 2005. He lives in Newcastle, UK.
Maiya Belle Brock (she/they) is a queer and soft-spoken introvert who writes to elevate her voice and put her art into the world. Maiya holds the title of 2025-26 Santa Fe Youth Poet Laureate, and you can find her work in Autumn Sky Poetry Daily, the Interlochen Review, and Another New Calligraphy as well as the print anthologies Through Lines and Convergence. Maiya is an avid reader and knitter who enjoys long, quiet walks and nerdy discussions.
Federico Federici is a physicist and conceptual artist working across writing, video art, installation. His work has appeared in 3:AM Magazine, Art in America, Asymptote, Diagram, Diode, Perspektive, Jahrbuch der Lyrik, Poet Lore, Sand, The Shanghai Literary Review, and others. His most recent book is i[ↄ]onic+ log (Calamari Archive, Ink., New York 2025). Selected works have appeared on Lyrikline (Haus für Poesie, Berlin 2026).
Richard Hanus had four kids but now just three. Zen and Love.
Jonathan Hobratsch received his MFA at Texas State University. He currently lives in Philadelphia and teaches at Drexel University. His latest project is his book-length manuscript erroreum, which can translate to “the shrine of straying” or “house of wandering”, among other translations.
Adriána Kóbor (Hungary, 1988) is a poet and multimedia artist who publishes internationally in multiple languages and in diverse genres. Her published books include 10-4 (with Luc Fierens, 2018), Poesie industriali (2023, with Michael Orr) and Ele está morto (collected works, 2022, Budapest, Gondolat Kiadó). Since 2023 she lives in the Netherlands and serves as a co-editor for the Dutch literary magazine De Baaierd. Her work has been featured in magazines such as Word/for Word, Otoliths, Utriculi, and Magyar Műhely. Over the past decade she has been experimenting with the boundaries of language, making visual art an intrinsic part of her practice. More info: https://adrianakobor.wixsite.com/poet
Sean G. Meggeson is a poet and audio/spoken word artist, living in Toronto. He has been published in a range of journals and magazines, including Antiphony, Bruiser, and the Journal of Experimental Practice . Forthcoming: a full-length poetry collection, j: poems (primitive press, 2026) as well as two spoken word & soundscape albums, Say Please and Liminal Animal. His audio work can be found on Bandcamp and Spotify. https://seangmeggesonpoetry.blogspot.com/
Pamela Miller lives in Chicago and is a frequent contributor to Word For/Word. Her most recent collection of poetry is How to Do the Greased Wombat Slide (Unsolicited Press, 2024). Her poems have recently appeared or are forthcoming in Third Wednesday, Ranger, After Hours, BlazeVOX and the anthology A Lucky Star Retrospective (Erie Street Press, 2026). She is currently working on a new book, Why Ghosts Come Back.
mwpm's work has appeared in Otoliths, Sonic Boom, untethered, MUSH/MUM, (parenthetical), Sewer Lid, filling Station, Our Teeth, Baldhip Magazine, Touch the Donkey, Plenitude Magazine, talking about strawberries all of the time, Brave New Word, periodicities, and two chapbooks (cryptopoems and tm).
Michael Orr is an Atlanta-based artist working in visual poetry, collage, illustration, asemic writing, and found poetry. Networker - Mail Art - ChapBook & Zine Publisher - Intermedia Artist - Michael has been published internationally by Timglaset Editions, Paper View Books & Simulacrum Press.
Susanna Rich is a bilingual Hungarian-American poet and translator, a Fulbright Fellow in Creative Writing (Hungary), a Collegium Budapest Fellow, and Distinguished Professor Emerita of English at Kean University (NJ). With two Emmy Award nominations for poetry, Susanna is founding producer and principal performer at Wild Nights Productions, LLC. Her repertoire includes the musical Shakespeare’s *itches: The Women v. Will and ashes, ashes: A Poet Responds to the Shoah. Susanna is author of five poetry collections, most recently Beware the House and SHOUT! Poetry for Suffrage.
Jaime Robles is a writer and visual artist. She has produced many artist books, including Loup d’Oulipo, Letters from Overseas, and Aube/Afternoon. Her bookworks are at the University of California, Berkeley; Yale University; and the Oulipo Archive in Paris, among others. She has two collections published by Shearsman Books (UK), Anime Animus Anima and Hoard, and has been published in many journals, among them Conjunctions, Black Sun Lit, New American Writing and Volt. While pursuing her doctorate in the UK, she created several environmental poetry installations, including Autumn Leaving and Wall of Miracles, which can be seen on her website, jaimerobles.com. She currently writes a Substack column under the handle @trobairitzj, which looks at poetry, translations, art and things in general.
Radoslav Rochallyi's website is at https://p.rochallyi.com
Mykyta Ryzhykh is from Ukraine, now living in Tromsø, Norway. He has been nominated for the Pushcart and Touchstone prizes. His work appears in both Ukrainian and English publications, including Tipton Poetry Journal, Stone Poetry Journal, and Neologism Poetry Journal. His book Tombboy was published in 2026 (Lost Telegram Press).
J.R. Solonche was nominated for the Eric Hoffer Book Award, twice for the National Book Award and three times for the Pulitzer Prize. He is the author of more than 40 books of poetry and coauthor of another. He lives in the Hudson Valley.
Lynn Strongin is a Pulitzer Prize nominee in poetry. She has poems in forty anthologies, and fifty journals, including Poetry and New York Quarterly. Her latest book, Angekus Novum, will be published this winter.
Vantage is an explorer, photographer, artist and writer.
Bill Wolak has just published his nineteenth book of poetry entitled What Love Calms Only With Nakedness with Expeditions International Publishing House. His collages and photographs have appeared as cover art for such magazines as Phoebe, The Passionfruit Review, Inside Voice, and Barfly Poetry Magazine.
Mark Young was born in Aotearoa / New Zealand but now lives in a small town in North Queensland in Australia. He has been publishing poetry for over sixty-five years, & is the author of around eighty books, primarily text poetry but also including speculative fiction, vispo, non-fiction, art history, & an artist's book. Recent books are From the Cave’s jukebox & synecdoche, both from Sandy Press, Santa Barbara, California, & Curtains from Neo-Mimeo Editions, Nualláin House, Monte Rio, California. A new collection of visual work, pheromones, has just been published by Sandy Press.