Sarah Edwards lives in Montreal, Canada. She has been very lucky to have work published in many wonderful places by many wonderful people. Currently she is working on a book length project that explores Asemic writing. Her blog: http://artwordscribble.blogspot.ca/
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Samuel Solomon lives in Los Angeles, where he teaches Critical Theory and Social Justice at Occidental College. His poems, essays, and translations have been published or are forthcoming in differences, Décalages, Journal of British and Irish Innovative Poetry, htmlgiant, Lana Turner, Hi Zero, Inkwell, Five Fingers Review, Lyric Review, and Narrative. His chapbook, Life of Riley was released this June from Bad Press and a long excerpt of his work-in-progress, Special Subcommittee, has just come out from Veer Books' first set of Viersomes. Samuel Solomon - Feelings
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Jose-Luis Moctezuma edits and writes for Hydra Magazine, and he's currently at work on a PhD in English at the University of Chicago. His studies focus on the intersections and proximities shared by poetry and image media. His work has been/will be published by Berkeley Poetry Review, PALABRA, Cerise Press, and MAKE Magazine.
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Edmund Hardy co-edits "Intercapillary Space", an online magazine dedicated to poetry and criticism. His own poetry centres on archive and ideas of history - a work composed of court martial testimony from the 1914 - 1918 war, Desertion, was published by The Arthur Shilling Press in 2011. He is currently working on 'The World', an extended essay.
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