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Jason Sprinkle
Jason Sprinkle is a writer and software developer from Austin, Texas. He is an Assistant Editor at American Short Fiction, and his work has been published in Smokelong Quarterly, Free Flash Fiction, Trash Magazine, Moon Park Review, and others.
Catherine Zinser
Catherine Zinser has a Master’s in Art History from Hunter College and a diverse resume that includes Christie’s, the Met, the Blanton Museum, and Landmarks. She gave it all up for books and currently runs marketing for an independent book publisher, Octane Press.
Danielle Zaccagnino is an essayist, a poet, and an English teacher. Her work has appeared in journals such as Diagram, Waxwing, and Sonora Review. Her first book, Suppose Muscle, Suppose Night, Suppose This in August , is available from Mason Jar Press.
Emilia Rodriguez
Emilia Rodriguez is a South Texas native, fiction writer, and essayist. She earned her MFA at Texas State University, and has been nominated for a pushcart prize. She currently teaches at an elementary school in the Austin area and is writing her first novel.
Paul Adams
Paul Adams is a student of literature and history, a teacher of composition and language, and a writer of odd fiction and niche scholarship. He lives in Austin, Texas and ill-wishes none.
Jamie Wiel
Jamie Weil is a writer and musician from Plantsville, Connecticut. She is a recent graduate of Oberlin College, where she majored in Creative Writing and History. Her work has been published or is forthcoming in Catchwater Magazine, Mausoleum Press, celestite poetry, and Swim Press. Find her online here.
Tim Rousseau
Tim Rousseau’s stories have appeared in The Atherton Review, After the Pause, and Newport Life Magazine. Additionally, several of his screenplays have been made into award-winning films, and his travel writing has won a Solas Award. He lives in Eastern Pennsylvania with his wife, and more of his work can be found at here.
Shannon Perri
A writer and teacher, Shannon Perri holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Texas State University and a Master’s in Social Work from the UT. Her words have appeared in a variety of places, such as Houston Chronicle, Austin American-Statesman, Texas Observer, Joyland Magazine, Fiddleblack, Literary Orphans, and fields magazine. She lives in South Austin with her husband, son, and menagerie of pets.
