Authors

Bruno George works as a freelance editor and ghostwriter in Seattle. Under another name, his writing has appeared in Conjunctions, Birkensnake, and elsewhere. He has a terminal degree in literature, for which he wrote a dissertation on French novelist Antoine Volodine.

Buku Sarkar is a writer and photographer who has grown up and lived between Calcutta and New York. Her written work has appeared in n+1, Threepenny Review, Raleigh Review and elsewhere. Her photographs have been exhibited at ICP and Art Basel Miami. She is currently working on stories about Indians in New York.

Carl Watson is a poet and fiction writer. His novels include Backwards the Drowned Go Dreaming (Sensitive Skin Books) and Idylls of Complicity (Spuyten Duyvil).  Poetry collections include Astral Botanica (Fly By Night Press), and Pareidolia (Autonomedia).  Editions vagabonde (France) has recently published the novel A contre courant revent les...

Carly Sachs teaches creative writing at George Washington University. Her first collection of poems, the steam sequence won the 2006 Washington Writers' Publishing House Book Prize and will be published in August 2006. She is the founder and co-curator of the Burlesque Poetry Hour at Bar Rouge in Washington, D.C.

Carmen Maria Machado is a fiction writer, critic, and essayist whose work has appeared or is forthcoming in AGNI, The New Yorker, The American Reader, Tin House's Open Bar, Five Chapters, VICE, The Paris Review, Los Angeles Review of Books, and many other publications. She was the recipient of the Richard Yates Short Story Prize in 2011 and a...

Carrie Jones is a freelance writer in New York. She is a Senior Web Editor for Topic Magazine, a quarterly publication of nonfiction, first person nonfiction and contemporary photography. Her writing has appeared in The Village Voice, Bookslut and ruinedmusic. She blogs about reading and writing at try harder.

Carrigan Miller is a writer and critic living in Manhattan. He is the editor of KGB Bar Lit and tends bar in the Red Room.

Cecil Marcos invented Animal Collective for his eighth grade science project. Panda Bear is a ventriloquist sock puppet worn on his left arm when he gets bored on the weekends. Aside from pioneering the luxury sundial industry and being named Georgia's All-State high school quarterback in 2003, Cecil is one of the nation's most accomplished...

Chad Curtis Rose is a writer from Rochester, New York. He has been writing poetry for more than 25 years, and is currently working on a memoir that reveals the trials and tribulations of living with Bipolar Disorder.

Chandler Klang Smith's genre-bending novel The Sky Is Yours (Hogarth/Penguin RH, 2018) was listed as a best book of 2018 by The Wall Street Journal, New York Public Library, Locus, LitHub, Mental Floss, and NPR, which described it as "a wickedly satirical synthesis that underlines just how fractured our own realities can be during periods of fear...

Chelsea Allison graduated from Duke University with a BA in English and a certificate in Policy Journalism & Media Studies. After a year-long stint in investment banking, she now works in magazine publishing in New York.

Cheryl J. Fish's short fiction has appeared in CheapPop, Iron Horse Literary Review, Liars League, Spank the Carp, Boog City and the anthology From Somewhere to Nowhere (Autonomedia). Her poems have appeared in Hanging Loose, Maintenant, Terrain, Mom Egg Review, New American Writing, Reed, Postcard poems, Santa Monica Review, and Poetics for the...

Christian is an actor based in New York City most recently featured in The Flight Attendant on HBO Max. He has performed in film, television and theater. He has also devoted much of his professional career designing and facilitation programs about implicit bias for an array of organizations around the world. Additionally, he co-hosts a monthly...