Jaime Rae
Jaime Rae is a young adult fiction writer who weaves the fabric of strong and independent goddess archetypes into the backbones of her modern-day heroines. Whether they are on the warrior’s path or on a path of self-discovery, her characters encourage readers, both young and old, to delve deeper into who they are to embrace their own strength, courage, and divine nature. She recently completed one such story set in Oriabi, Arizona,...
Abbie Reese
Abbie Reese is an independent scholar and interdisciplinary artist. She is author of Dedicated to God: An Oral History of Cloistered Nuns (Oxford University Press) and filmmaker of the collaborative ethnographic and documentary work-in-progress, Chosen (Custody of the Eyes). In her relationship- and research-based practice, Abbie utilizes oral history and ethnographic methodologies to explore individual and cultural identity, public...
Tisha Reichle
Tisha Marie Reichle is a Chicana, Feminist, Reader, Writer, Teacher, Student, and former Rodeo Queen. Currently, she spends her weekdays engaging high school students with socially conscious literature. On weekends, she writes. Her stories have appeared in 34th Parallel, Inlandia Journal, Muse Literary Journal, Santa Fe Writers Project, and The Acentos Review. For the past 24 years, she has been living in Los Angeles and earned an MFA...
Kristen Ringman
Kristen Ringman is a deaf writer, traveler, sailor, and mother. She is the author of Makara (Handtype Press, 2012), a Lambda Literary Finalist in Debut Fiction. Her fiction and poetry have been published in: American Deaf Prose Anthology, Deaf Lit Extravaganza, Deaf American Poetry: An Anthology, amongst others. She received her MFA from Goddard College in 2008. She is currently writing a YA science fiction trilogy with androids and...
Marguerite Maria Rivas
Marguerite María Rivas’s essays, articles, book reviews, and poems have been published in journals and periodicals, both nationally and internationally. She has garnered numerous grants and awards, including the first Marg Chandler Memorial Award from AROHO. Cited by the New York State Legislature for her contribution to the literary arts, she is widely regarded as the de facto Poet Laureate of Staten Island. Her first full-length...
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