Guillermo Castro’s work appears in Nthposition, EOAGH, The Recluse, Bloom, Barrow St, Lapetitezine, Frigatezine, and the anthologies My Diva, This Full Green Hour, Saints of Hysteria, This New Breed. His translations of Olga Orozco, in collaboration with Ron Drummond, are featured in Guernica, Terra Incognita, Visions, and the U.S. Latino Review. He is a native of Argentina and lives in New York City.
Kalindi Akolekar Handler is a graduate of The University of Pennsylvania, Teachers College at Columbia and the MFA program at the City College of New York where she was awarded the Tony Kushner Creative Writing Award in 2006. She has taught English for twenty years, the last five as an adjunct instructor at City College. A lifetime ago, she published book reviews and two young adult novels.
Amanda McCormick is a recent graduate of the Columbia University MFA program in Fiction. Her writing has appeared in Heeb magazine, the Village Voice, and online at Mr. Beller’s Neighborhood. She works for the Film Society of Lincoln Center and lives in Brooklyn, New York.
Noel Sikorski has published poems in The American Poet: The Journal for the Academy of American Poets, Painted Bride Quarterly, and also a limited edition broadside for the Center For Book Arts in New York City. She lives in New York City and teaches in the Expository Writing Program at NYU.
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