Their debut novel Smothermoss was deemed “Deliciously weird” by the The New York Times.
Author of If Not the Whole Truth and Leave the Dogs at Home: A Memoir.
Poet, translator, and author of seven books. Her most recent title is So Many Warm Words: Selections from the Poetry of Rosa Nevadovska.
Author and cartoonist. IG: jojabarker
Poet and audio artist. Executive Director of the Spoken Word Stage at the 4th Street Festival of the Arts and Crafts | Co-Producer of the Writers Guild Spoken Word Series and the Urban Deer Performance Series.
Author of over a dozen books and chapbooks. 2024 Literary Champion | Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Awards.
Author of Hiding in the Spotlight and Judgment Before Nuremburg.
Author of Avoid Seeing a Mouse: And Other Tales of the Real and Surreal and
Poet and writer. Magical realist.
Astronomer, Author, and Poet.
Author of Crossing the Line and Blood Terminal.
Author of two books of poetry: Bright Soil, Dark Sun and The God of Happiness.
Children’s author. Her new book is Ice Cream Man: How Augustus Jackson Made a Sweet Treat Better.
Author of a variety of mystery novels. Her most recent books include Her Brothers Keeper and Death Climbs a Tree.
Queer, nonbinary poet, and playwright. Their book Gellar Studies, hailed as “exceptionally delectable and devastating” by Addie Tsai, creatively engages with the work of icon Sarah Michelle Gellar to unfold personal narratives of queer trauma.
Award-winning filmmaker, photographer and writer. His most recent novel is The Bard & The Barman: An Account of Shakespeare’s Lost Years.
Author of several books including Steal the Reaper, which received the Military Writers’ Society of America Silver Medal in 2024.
Author of Turning 50 on El Camino de Santiago: A Solo Woman’s Travel Journey, Weight of Silence and If We Were Birds.
Poet. His books of poetry include Midnight Sunrise and Mirror Box.
Children’s author, writing fiction and nonfiction in both prose and verse for kids ages 0-12. Tanya’s debut picture book, Mud to the Rescue! How Animals Use Mud to Thrive and Survive, is a lyrical nonfiction look at the ingenious ways animals around the world use mud.
Award-winning AppalAsian writer who writes poetry and creative nonfiction. Becoming AppalAsian is her 2022 book of poetry.
Polish-raised, American-educated writer. His short stories have ranged from hyper-realistic contemporary fiction to demon-filled fantasy. He is currently working on three novels.
Writer and poet. Her books of poetry include Wider Than the Sky and Light Into Bodies.
Science fiction writer and author of the Entangled Galaxy series, which includes Vishnar’s Revenge, Umlack’s Legacy, and Enemy Immortal.
Award-winning writer, literary coach and educator. Her bestselling true WWII story, Surviving the Fatherland, won several awards in the U.S. and in Germany.
JP is a writer and avid knitter.
Poet and photographer. She published a book of poetry entitled The Grainy Wet Soul in 2018.
Eric is a local poet. He writes Local Poetry. Much of it is about the weather.
Science fiction writer whose work includes Written in Stone and Blood Trail.
April Ridge lurks in the rural hilltops of Monroe County, Indiana listening for hints of poetry on the wind. Her debut poetry chapbook is Monstrous (Pure Sleeze Press, 2024) and her forthcoming first full-length collection is A Three Night Affair (Keeping The Flame Alive Press, Fall 2025).
Shana Ritter is a poet and writer. Her chapbook, Stairs of Separation was published by Finishing Line Press. In the Time of Leaving, a novel of exile and resilience, is set in late 15th century Spain and was published in 2019.
Tony Roberts a.k.a. John Prine
Author of a memoir entitled Delight in Disorder: Ministry, Madness, Mission, which aims to bridge faith and mental illness.
Author of several books, including Great Lake Skipper.
Exile poet, who left Czechoslovakia in 1974 and lived over 40 years in the USA, where she became a Full Professor in the Slavic Department of Indiana University, Bloomington. Her books of poetry include: Where Everyone Leaves, Never to Return and And Drink We Will From Delectable Wells…
Rachel is a writer and poet.
Author and photographer. She writes science fiction, historical romance, afterlife fantasy, and nonfiction.
Author of two full-length poetry collections, Green Roses Bloom for Icarus and Icarus Redux, and four poetry chapbooks, Icarus Burning, Epicanthus, Icarus Superstar, and Icarus Hieroglyph. She is a finalist for the New Women’s Voices Poetry Prize, and a semifinalist for the Gerald Cable Book Award.
Writer and filmmaker. Author of Shakespeare’s Sonnets and the Bible.
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