Rebecca Cuthbert writes speculative, slipstream, and dark fiction and poetry. In Memory of Exoskeletons, her debut poetry collection, will be out in early 2023 from Alien Buddha Press, and a poem, "No Rest Nor Relief For You With Me Dead" will be part of Shakespeare Unleashed from Monstrous Books and Crystal Lake Publishing. Her story "In Crowd" will be part of RebellionLit's The Start anthology; and "The Quilting Circle of Bygone Gardens," also fiction, will be part of the Soul Scream Antholozine from Seamus and Nunzio Productions. Recently, her poem "Still Love" earned a Pushcart Prize nomination from Nocturne Horror Magazine. For past publications and more, visit rebeccacuthbert.com.

Michael Zendejas studies for a fiction MFA at UMass Amherst. He runs the film blog, The Chicano Film Shelf, and was an inaugural recipient of the Rose Fellowship, a Juniper Fellow, a 2022 winner of the James W. Foley Memorial Prize and was in the inaugural cohort of the Emerging Writers Fellowship. He consults and teaches classes on Fiction, Poetry and Screenwriting via GrubStreet. His work is featured or forthcoming in: Stanchion, North American Review, Unstamatic, Five2One Magazine and elsewhere. He's currently working on a novel!

Kolton Ammerman writes horror fiction or anything with things that go bump in the night. He is an MFA candidate at Sam Houston State University in the Creative Writing, Editing, and Publishing program. His short story “The Fixing Tree” is forthcoming in Phantasmagoria Magazine. He lives in Huntsville, Texas with his wife and two dogs.

Karisma “Charlie” Tobin grew up in the mountains of New Mexico and Alaska. She is currently the Publishing Specialist at Texas Review Press. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing, Editing, and Publishing and an MA in English from Sam Houston State University. Her work appears in Hunger Mountain, Interim, and Plainsongs, among others. Her passions include contemporary fairy tale and the surreal.

Em Fullenwider is a current MFA Poetry student at Texas State University where she also received her BA in Creative Writing. She serves as the Art Editor for Porter House Review and is a barista in her free time. Em is a Texas native who writes about mental health, growing up in a small southern town, women's relationships to men; and outside of poetry, she loves nonfiction, the horror genre, film, and music. 

Isra Cheema (she/her) is a queer Muslim American Pakistani poet from the heart of Oklahoma. She is currently an MFA Creative Writing candidate at Texas State University. She has work forthcoming or published in The Bosphorus Review, Jaded Ibis Press, Ghost City Press, the anthology The Place Where Everyone’s Name is Fear (Anxiety/Outcast Press), Thin Air Magazine, and elsewhere. She is the Poetry Editor for Porter House Review and can be found on Twitter and Instagram @tiramisruu.