Nolan Liebert hails from the Black Hills of South Dakota, where he lives with his wife and children in a house, not a covered wagon. His literary experiments appear or are forthcoming in An Alphabet of Embers, Zetetic: A Record of Unusual Inquiry, freeze frame fiction, and other publications. You can find him editing Pidgeonholes or on twitter @nliebert.
Laura I. Miller is the Program Coordinator at Lighthouse Writers Workshop. Her stories have appeared in Mid-American Review, Cosmonauts Avenue, Necessary Fiction, Specter, Spork Press, and elsewhere. Reviews and editorials appear in CutBank, Electric Literature, Lit Hub, and Bustle, among other places. She received an MFA in fiction from the University of Arizona and is at work on a novel.
Mike Petrik and his family live on Block Island—13 miles off the coast of Rhode Island. He spends his time there foraging, fishing, and teaching. Other of his Louisa Island stories have appeared in The Journal, Fifth Wednesday Journal, Paper Nautilus, Sierra Nevada Review, Pinball, and elsewhere.
D.S. West is a writer, artist, and semi-professional meanderer, last spotted hopelessly lost in Boulder, CO. His fiction has appeared in Thrice Fiction, New Bourgeois, and Loud Zoo. A full list of West's publications is available at https://icexv.wordpress.com/
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