Gin To

Gin To (she/they) is a writer, visual and performing artist currently based in San Diego to pursue an MFA in Creative Writing at UCSD. Her writing can be found on KALEIDOSCOPED and diaCRITICS (by DVAN). Connect with Gin on Instagram @gintonic2912.

Chad Koch (he/him) is the co-founder of Foglifter Press, the queer literary journal and press. His work has appeared in The North American Review, Madison Review, ElevenEleven, Midwestern Gothic, Duende, and others. Follow him on Instagram @chaddavidkoch

Omaria Sanchez Pratt is a Black trans nonbinary fiction writer from North Carolina. Their work can be found in Taint Taint Taint Magazine, Story Magazine issue 9, and the Anthology of Appalachian Writers, where they were nominated for a Pushcart Prize.

Nathan Xie (he/they) is a writer based in New York. In 2023, he received One Story’s Adina Talve-Goodman fellowship and a Periplus Collective fellowship. His writing can be found at nathan-xie.com, and his Twitter is @n897x1975.

Logan Hoffman-Smith is a queer trans Chinese American Adoptee and a recent graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop. They love cats and mid-tier steakhouses. Find them @shrimpchiffon on Instagram and Twitter!

Ash Alpert is a non-binary queer Jewish physician whose novel-in-progress, Shelter, is a coming-of-age story of a young person’s perceived culpability in the violence around her and her search for a home @ash_alpert

Benedict Nguyễn (@xbennyboo) is a dancer, writer, and creative producer. Her writing has appeared in BOMB, Vanity Fair, and AAWW’s The Margins, among others. She published the art world zine “nasty notes” in 2022.

Chibuike Ogbonnaya @ChibuikeOgbon15 is currently pursuing their MFA in Creative Writing at the University of Notre Dame. Their work has appeared in Green Mountains Review, The Forge Literary Magazine, Black Femme Collective, and elsewhere

Eliana Ramage is a Cherokee Nation citizen in Nashville, where she teaches creative writing at a literary arts non-profit. She received her MFA from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop in 2018. She has been an Iowa Arts Fellow, a Richard E. Guthrie Memorial Fellow, and a Tin House Scholar. In 2023, she will be a Harpo Foundation Native American Resident Fellow. Her stories have appeared in Beloit Fiction Journal, CRAFT, The Baltimore Review, and The Masters Review Anthology. She is at work on her first novel, Here Men from the Planet Earth. Twitter: @elianamage

Charlie Sorrenson is a queer, trans writer who grew up in Indiana and New Zealand. A third-year fiction candidate at UC Irvine, his work is published or forthcoming in Apogee, Tor, and Lightspeed magazines. Find him on Instagram @charliesorrenson.