Judith Lechner’s poems have appeared in many literaryjournals and anthologies. The Moon Sings Back (Waterside Press) was published in 2011. She won the Tattoo Haiku prize in 2014. She is currently working on a novel.

Blaze Ardman (aka Perri Ardman) began her writing career in pulp publishing, where her first assignment was to write a story about her favorite actor (Paul Newman). When she asked if there was a file to reference the editor laughed and said, "Make it up." Blaze is a mom, grandma, lives in Rosendale, and has been making up stories (some of them mostly true) ever since. Some of her favorite themes are food, sex, and death.

Guy Reed is the author of the forthcoming book: Second Innocence, and two chapbooks: The Effort To Hold Light (Finishing Line Press) and Still Life With Acorn (Fool Head Press). He is the co-author of Until The Words Came (Post Traumatic Press) with Cheryl A. Rice. He’s published in journals, anthologies and has read his work on the podcast: The Strange Recital, and he contributed and performed poems in his role in the film: I Dream Too Much. Guy resides in the Catskills Mountains with his wife and their children.