Contributors
 | Yutaka Dirks is a writer who divides his time between New York and Toronto, Canada. His fiction and essays have appeared in magazines and journals including The Sun Magazine , THIS Magazine , Over My Dead Body , and Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine . He can be found at: yutakadirks.com and @... |
 | Rebecca Donner is the author of the novel Sunset Terrace, and the editor of the story collection On The Rocks: The KGB Bar Fiction Anthology. Her book reviews and essays have appeared in numerous publications, including Bookforum, The Believer, People Magazine, and Post Road. She has taught... |
 | Suzanne Dottino received her MFA in writing (nonfiction) from Columbia University. Her work has appeared in The American, http://www.theamericanmag.com/article.php?article=2817&p=9 Esopus.com, Heeb.com, The Bloomsbury Review, The Brooklyn Rail, Brooklyn Review, Portable Muse. Her plays have... |
Matthew Dreiling recently graduated from Pacific Lutheran University, where he studied English literature and politics. He currently lives in New York. |
 | Adam Eaglin holds degrees in literature and writing from Duke University and Boston University. His writing has appeared in Words Without Borders , Harvard Review , Publishers Weekly , TheAtlantic.com, and VanityFair.com, among others. He works in book publishing in New York. |
 | Maya Eilam graduated from The College of New Jersey with a BA in English Literature and Women's and Gender Studies. She takes a loose phenomenological approach to literature and focuses on engaged reading with discerning reflection... |
 | Scott D. Elingburg is software analyst and freelance writer. His work has appeared in the South Carolina Review , the Southeast Review , Wide Awake Press Anthologies , MetroBeat (formerly Creative Loafing ), Charleston Style and Design , and several other publications. Currently he is the reviews... |
 | Jason Price Everett was born in Orlando, Florida in 1972. He was educated at Lafayette College, Cornell University and the University of Paris. He has held twenty-six different positions of employment to date, one of the more recent being that of English professor at a university in Xian, China. He... |
 | Hope Heath Ewing has an MFA in fiction from Columbia University and has reviewed books for The Brooklyn Rail and The Nervous Breakdown . She makes an excellent Margarita. |
 | Eric Felipe-Barkin is a working filmmaker, writer, illustrator and published translator. He holds an M.F.A. from Columbia University's fiction program and regularly staffs the sundry camera departments of New York City's commercial film industry. He is currently at work on no less than... |