ISSUE 117 CONTRIBUTORS
J. Camp Brown has been the George Bennett Writer-in-Residence at Phillips Exeter, a Grisham Fellow at Ole Miss, an Arkansas Arts Council Fellow, and a Walton Fellow at the University of Arkansas. His writing has appeared in The New England Review, Copper Nickel, Black Warrior Review, and elsewhere.
Juliet Kahn is a writer and editor living in Boston. Her work has been published or is forthcoming in Black Warrior Review, Epoch, Fairy Tale Review, Uncanny Magazine, and Hunger Mountain, among other outlets.
Anna McCarthy teaches Cinema Studies at NYU. Her fiction has appeared in The London Reader, and online in the journals Cagibi, Pacifica Literary Review, Short Fiction, and Litro. She's published a number of academic books and articles, and currently edits the digital journal Social Text Online.
Tom Whalen's books include The President in Her Towers, Dolls (a Portuguese translation of which appeared in 2024 from Edições Cutelo), and two translations of short prose by Robert Walser, Girlfriends, Ghosts, and Other Stories and Little Snow Landscape (NYRB Classics). After two decades in southwest Germany he now lives beside an estuary
on the Louisiana Gulf Coast.