Author Archive

I'm a painter and performance artist working out of Appleton, Wisconsin. In 2020 I co-created fsm., and am the acting editor-in-chief.

Blair E. Vandehey is an Appleton-based writer, daydreamer, and lover of all things pop culture. She is currently working towards a degree in Creative Writing at Lawrence University.

Annabella Dlugi studies English Literature at Lawrence University. She loves all things art, especially theatre and music, and is fueled by obscene amounts of coffee, friends, and water walks.

Grace Grocholski is a part-time librarian, full-time bookworm. In her spare time, she enjoys running, baking, and feeding her online chess addiction

Isabel (she/her) uses poetry to explore intersectionality and modern coming-of-age. As a Vietnamese American woman, she views writing as a way to amplify social justice and underrepresented voices.

Carol Emmons is an installation artist and Professor Emerita of Art at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.

Chloé Allyn is a poet and visual artist from Wisconsin.

mk zariel {it/its} is a transmasculine neuroqueer poet, theater artist, movement journalist, and insurrectionary anarchist.

Gilliana is an avid believer in creative expression as a vital tool for healing she is a songwriter, singer, and writer, often she feels like a vessel for the words she composes Find her @justgilliana

Billy Greene is a poet from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They attend Lawrence University

Rebecca Zornow is a writer and book coach. She is the 2020 winner of the Hal Prize in nonfiction. Find her at ConquerBooks.com.

Walden is a writer.

A farmer and music lover from Berlin, Wisconsin

Ridley is a multimedia artist living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. For music, he’s Poor Ridley. He coded his website all by himself; it’s poormoi.com.

hi there! i am a poet writing about my experiences with life as an autistic/trans person, hoping to inspire or invigorate and show my thoughts in the craziest way imaginable.

Emma David’s poetry has appeared in Bastard’s Review, Pink Salt Collective, Nude Bruce Review, The Wallop, and Humankind Zine, along with two self published poetry collections

Lynnea Lee is a HMoob biracial educator, creative, and life-long learner. She believes everyone is an artist and that change is possible through collaboration and love.