CONTRIBUTORS
Keely Bowers has published work in Carve, Crazyhorse, and Creative Nonfiction, and she won the Nelson Algren Award. She teaches at the University of Pittsburgh.
Dan DeNoon is a retired medical journalist currently enrolled in the Drexel University MFA in Creative Writing program, class of 2024. He is working on a collection of short stories set in the last half of the 20th century. The stories share some characters, who may appear in major or minor roles. The theme of each story involves at least one character wrestling, more or less successfully, with her or his shadow. Dan lives in Atlanta with his wife, a psychotherapist, and their border collie. Although he has published thousands of nonfiction articles, Dan has only now begun offering fiction stories for publication.
Elizabeth Morse is a writer who lives in New York’s East Village. Her fiction has been published in literary magazines such as Scoundrel Time, The Raven’s Perch, and Bright Flash Literary Review. Her poetry chapbook “The Color Between the Hours,” is forthcoming from Finishing Line Press in late 2023. She has her MFA from Brooklyn College and supports her writing with a job in information technology.
Benjamin Selesnick lives and writes in New Jersey. His work has appeared in decomp, Lunch Ticket, Santa Fe Writers' Project Quarterly, and other publications. He holds an MFA in fiction from Rutgers University-Newark.