Patricia Colleen Murphy is the winner of the 2019 Press 53 Poetry Prize for Bully Love, and the 2016 May Swenson Poetry Award for Hemming Flames. She founded Superstition Review and teaches at Arizona State University.

A graduate of ASU’s MFA in creative writing program, Laura Cruser teaches composition, fiction, and business writing at ASU. Cruser's writing has appeared in Arts & Letters, The Greensboro Review, and other publications.

Eshleman has taught at ASU since 1994 in the areas of Art History, English, Liberal Studies,and Interdisciplinary Studies. Her research and teaching interests include sacred place and pilgrimage, and encounter and hybridity.

Ison is the author of the novels "At the Hour Between Dog and Wolf," "The List," "A Child out of Alcatraz," and "Rockaway"; "Ball," a short story collection, and the essays "Reeling Through Life: How I Learned to Live, Love, and Die at the Movies."

Elizabeth Sheets is an Editor Associate for Knowledge Enterprise’s Research Development. There she edits journal manuscripts, grant proposals, and book proposals for ASU faculty and research staff.

Fore teaches composition in the Department of English.

Elizabeth Hamm enjoys her students, reading, writing, knitting, and calligraphy.

Warren Glynn is an instructor at Arizona State University.

Sea Chapman has worked as an editor for thirteen years. Sea has been a juror for various writing contests and grants, and she has presented talks and workshops to authors and editors across the United States.