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Basie Allen is an artist from New York City.

Molly Bendall is the author of five books of poetry, most recently Watchful from Omnidawn. Lately poems have appeared in Bennington Review, Datableed, Volt, and Lana Turner. She teaches at the University of Southern California.

Timothy Donnelly's most recent book is The Problem of the Many. He lives in Brooklyn with his family.

Claire Dougherty lives in Pasadena, CA now. The Claire Bitch Project is a chapbook forthcoming from Theaphora Editions. Other poems can be found in Fence and The Second Factory.

Zachary Fine is a writer from New Orleans. He would like to thank Nick for encouraging him to write his poultry fiction.

Mitchell Glazier is a poet from West Virginia. He holds an MFA in poetry from Columbia University, where he was a teaching fellow. His poetry has appeared in Washington Square, The Cortland Review, Tupelo Quarterly, and elsewhere. He lives in New York City.

Kate Greene is the author of the hybrid memoir ONCE UPON A TIME I LIVED ON MARS. She lives and swims in New York City.

Jamie Hood is an ex doctoral student, ex hooker, and current insufferable twitter e-girl. She’s busy finishing a book length hybrid manuscript called RAPE GIRL. She lives, writes, dog moms, and bartends in Brooklyn. IG: @mizmimoo. Twitter: @veryhotmomm.

Anastasios Karnazes is an English PhD student at SUNY Albany and has a chapbook forthcoming with The Song Cave.

Tao Lin is the author of Trip (2018), Taipei (2013), and other books. His next novel, Leave Society, is forthcoming from Vintage. His website is at taolin.us.

Sofia Majstorovic is a waitress based in Morongo Valley, CA. She wore her graduation gown unzipped with a dress from the fast fashion retailer "Cider" during Columbia University's massively tardy MFA commencement in May 2022. She tweets from the rather unfortunate 2009 handle @dofmau5.

Adam Nayman is an author, critic, and teacher in Toronto. He wrote one New Yorker profile and passed two kidney stones in June of this year.

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Greg Nissan is the author of The City Is Lush With / Obstructed Views (DoubleCross Press). His writing has appeared in BOMB, Boston Review, Conjunctions, Denver Quarterly, and Frieze. He's currently translating Ann Cotten's Banned! An epic poem from the German.

Peter Patapis is the author of the chapbooks Green Dream (Choo Choo Press, 2021) and An Incense Named Magenta (Choo Choo Press, forthcoming).

Ryan Petersen graduated with an MFA in Fiction Writing from Columbia University. He currently works as a screenwriter in New York City. IG and Twitter: @ryandpetersen.

Nicholas h Politan works as a wine merchant and is a co-founder and co-editor of RECLINER, an electronic journal of text and art. He lives in Brooklyn. What on Earth has he become? IG: @nicholas_politan. Email: politan72@gmail.com.

Corissa St. Einer trades the WTI/Brent spread. She can be reached at cls2252@columbia.edu.

Inez Tan is the author of This Is Where I Won’t Be Alone: Stories (Epigram Books, 2018), which was a national bestseller in Singapore. She teaches creative writing at the University of California, Irvine. IG: @InezTanAuthor. Twitter: @InezTanAuthor.

Catherine Wagner's fifth book of poems, Of Course, is forthcoming from Fence in 2020. Her previous collection, Nervous Device, appeared from City Lights in 2012. Cathy teaches creative writing at Miami University, where she is co-coordinator of the Environmental Humanities Research Collaborative and president of the AAUP Advocacy Chapter, which advocates for academic workers. She lives in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Betty Wang is a writer and designer currently pursuing an MFA at Yale University. She is interested in ethics, race, technology, and power. Twitter: @bettywang.