Desi Di Nardo is a poet and author in Toronto whose work has been published in numerous North American and international journals and anthologies including the Literary Review of Canada, Globe and Mail, National Post, and Descant. Her poetry has been performed at the National Arts Centre, featured in Poetry on the Way on the Toronto Transit Commission, and displayed in the Official Residences of Canada. Desi's poems have also been studied in schools across the country, translated into several languages, and printed on Starbucks cups. She has also worked as an English professor and writer-in-residence. Desi's newly released book of poetry is titled The Plural of Some Things. Visit her website here. You can also read an interview with Desi at this link.

Greg Santos is the poetry editor of pax americana. His work has appeared in print and online publications such as the Best American Poetry blog, McSweeney's, Nthposition, The Feathertale Review, Six Sentences, and the Dingers: Contemporary Baseball Writing anthology. He currently lives in New Haven, Connecticut and is completing an MFA in the Creative Writing Program at The New School in Manhattan. Read his blog here.

Richard Wink is a poet based in Norwich, England. Widely published Wink has previously released six collections of poetry from popular independent publishing houses including All along the Wensum  (Kendra Steiner Editions), The Magnificent Guffaw (Erbacce Press) and Apple Road (Trainwreck Press). His words have been featured in renowned periodicals such as Aesthetica Magazine, Decanto and 3:AM Magazine. He regularly contributes to Slurve Magazine and various music websites such as Audioscribbler and musosguide.com. He also edits the enigmatic litzine Gloom Cupboard. His latest chapbook Delirium is a Disease of the Night is out now from Shadow Archer Press.

Ginnetta Correli is the author of a novella called: The Lost Episodes of Beatie Scareli. Her writing can be found in print and online journals such as: Diet Soap, Sein Und Werden, Ink Sweat and Tears, and Insolent Rudder among others. A spoken word project to be released soon. You can visit her blog at this site.