Amy is a writer who earned her master’s degree in Creative Writing from Goddard College. Her work can be found in Tales to Terrify, wow-women on writing, the Pitkin Review, Wellness Universe, Elephant Journal and more. Her novel, A Shadow of Love, will be released in May of 2022. Her writing focus is suspense, horror, science fiction and ghost stories. She can be contacted through AmysHippieHut.com. 

Purchase her novel through her website which leads her publishers’ site or on Amazon (also an audiobook!).

Amy is a writer, teacher, and MFA candidate in fiction at Goddard College. A former journalist and lifestyle columnist, Amy has forsaken nonfiction to conjure written hope from the flora and fauna around her. Her work has appeared in The Pitkin Review, Boston.com, HuffPost, Blogher, and more. She is a pensive Pisces based in Connecticut, where she lives with her husband, daughters, and her shadow, a black cat named Boo.

Anthea is a hybrid writer and MFAW candidate at Goddard College. Her current project is a poetic memoir that focuses on the complexities of family, childhood trauma, and the mental health system growing up in the 80s and 90s. She believes there is a story in all of us that burns to be told and deserves to be heard.

Find her on Facebook.

Astra is an MFA candidate at Goddard College. She is currently writing a novel about Virginia Poe. She lives in Maine with her fiancé and two dogs.

Aurora is a Vermont writer and recent graduate of Goddard College's Creative Writing MFA program. Hurd teaches creative writing classes for all levels and is currently working on editing their first novel.

More information can be found at:
www.aurorahurd.com

Barbara a seventh generation Appalachian, is a transgender woman, award winning poet, writer, speaker, teaching artist, guest reader/editor, and quiet activist. Barbara’s poetry and essays have been published in numerous anthologies and publications. Her poetry has also been translated into Spanish. Barbara is the author of four poetry collections: If There’s No Heaven (winner of the 2020 Poetry Is Life Book Award), the Poetic Memoir Chapbook Challenge, Dance Naked With God, and A Woman in Progress. Barbara lives in Tallmadge, Ohio with her wife of over 42 years and a menagerie of stuffed animals.

Follow Barbara online at www.barbaramarieminneypoetry.com.

Carleton is an MFA candidate at Goddard College whose work has appeared in Maudlin House, New South Journal, Trampset, and more. His stories have been nominated for a Best of the Net, longlisted for Wigleaf’s Top 50, and been featured on the Micro podcast. You can follow him online @carletonwhaley or on his website carletonwhaley.com.

Claudine is a self-published novelist, playwright, and poet. She believes the arts have been and always will be a conduit to change. Nurturing a child through the arts will introduce them to their own power and ability to assist in the change. Re-introducing an adult to the arts will awaken dreams and talents that have been dormant. The arts soothe, heal and teach us how to cope with the prickly edges of life. Claudine appreciates that she has been called to be part of the community of healers through the arts.

Emma is a poet and MFAW candidate at Goddard College. Her current project aims to answer questions surrounding grief, trauma, obsession, and ownership. She believes there is a trust between writer and reader that must be honored throughout the writing process.

Gael is a graduate of the B.S. in Professional Writing program at Champlain College and is currently completing their MFA in Creative Writing with Goddard College. Lewis’s work centers around contemporary social issues, nature, the body, and where each of these topics coalesce. Their work has been previously featured under pen names in multiple publications, most recently new words press, The Pitkin Review, Coffin Bell Journal, and Black Spot Book’s Under Her Skin poetry anthology. Lewis currently resides in Brookline, New Hampshire with their cat Junebug.

G.D. has worked as a literary editor and as an award-winning newswriter. His debut novel, Sinners Plunged Beneath That Flood, is due out in August 2022 through Leftover Books. His other literary work has appeared in or is set to appear in The Woven Tale Press, COUNTERCLOCK, Abandon, Full Stop, Oyster River Pages, The Champagne Room, Jokes Review, Westview, PopMatters, Oracle Fine Arts Review, The Tulsa Voice, and elsewhere. He is a Goddard College MFA graduate and lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

https://linktr.ee/GDBrown

Hannah is an MFA candidate at Goddard College. She works at Goddard’s Pitkin Review and has had her own work featured. Her writing is fantasy with a dash of horror and gore, in both her prose and poetry. Magic works its way into all her writing and even into her day-to-day life. She lives in Dell Rapids, South Dakota and enjoys watching the stars on summer night, listening to the quiet of the Plains.

Kae (they/kae) is a poet/hybrid writer, Co-Founder and Senior Editor of the Queer Literary Journal inBetween , Co-founder of the LGBTQIA++ Healing Arts Organization MAKEspace, and MFAW candidate at Goddard College. Kae believes in the empowered space that exists when we're given permission to rewrite our self-limiting narratives, part-by-part, especially where the marginalized identities of the LGBTQIA++ community are concerned.

www.inBetweenlitmag.com, www.makespacetogether.com

Kate is a Lambda-nominated novelist, journalist, anarchafeminist and queer activist based in Seattle. Her published work includes the Palestine mystery series, Murder Under the Bridge and Murder Under the Fig Tree, and The Midwife’s In Town. She received a 2011 Hedgebrook residency and is a producer on KPFA radio Women’s Magazine, where one of her joys is interviewing authors. She has an MFA in Writing at Goddard College and has taught at Hugo House and other community writing venues. Connect with her at www.kateraphael.com and check out the Radical Fiction Facebook Group.

Kate (she/her) is a Seattle-based Playwright. She has her MFA in Playwriting from the University of Nebraska Omaha. Her works include LEAR/LOMAN (Acting Out INK Fest and Hollywood Fringe 2019), Venus and Mars (Chicago Dramatists), Retreat in the Berkshires (Mid-America Theatre Conference), Thou Roguish, Boil-Brained, Coxcomb (published by Drama Notebook), and her One-Act, The Holding Space, was a Finalist for the Tennessee Williams One-Act Playwriting Contest.

Linda transplanted to the LA area from Seattle to pursue acting. She has judged close to 2,000 literary works for NYC Midnight, Writer’s Digest Self-Published Book & E-book Awards, Saugus Union School District (PTA Reflections), and the Writer’s Digest Poem-a-Day Challenge. In 2006, she founded Mouse Tales Press. Her writing has appeared in Red Earth Review and the San Diego Poetry Annual, among others. She has co-produced theatrical works in NY, Seattle, and LA and has had staged readings at The Chincoteague Island Theatre Company. Find Linda on: Facebook, Amazon

Maria (she/her) is a writer, actress, and creative writing instructor currently based in VA. She holds a MFA in Creative from Goddard College and a BA in Theatre from The College of William and Mary. Her work has been published in Rejection Letters, Five Minutes, The Daily Drunk, and The Pitkin Review (among others). Her short plays have been performed on both coasts. She is currently querying her first novel while working on her second and third.

Find her on Twitter: @MariaElizaBEE
Instagram: @mariaelizburnss

Megan is a professional actor, musician and writer who is currently a playwriting major in Goddard College’s MFAW program. She has performed all over the world in the Broadway touring companies of Wicked, War Horse, Cabaret and Sweeney Todd, as well as at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and Vienna’s English Theatre. A theatre maker by nature, Megan wrote and performed her one-woman show, The Girl in the Band, at Emerging Artists Theatre’s One-Woman Standing Festival, Sounds of the City Summer Festival and at the Rochester International Fringe Festival. This year, a poem and a play of hers were chosen to be published in the Pitkin Review.

www.megloomis.com

Sam holds an MFA from Goddard College, a certificate of graduation from the Lubbock Area Square & Round Dance Federation, and that one trophy in The Last of Us Part II for when you beat the game on the hardest difficulty. Hard to say which of these is Sam's greatest accomplishment. Sam's work has recently appeared in Bourbon Penn, Coffin Bell Journal, Press Pause Press, Ellen Datlow's Best Horror of the Year, and elsewhere. HarperCollins' crime and horror imprint William Morrow published Sam's debut horror novel Edenville in 2023. For more about Sam's writing (and pictures of his dogs), follow Sam on Twitter @HillaryScruff.

srebelein.com

Mae is a hybrid writer who earned her MFAW at Goddard College and works as the Director of Hinsdale Public Library in Western Massachusetts. Her personal experiences with loss have been an intrinsic part of her life experience that continue to inform the way she sees the world. Writing into that grief has been the most affirming, magical choice she can imagine. Mae is dedicated to creating an anti-racist, queer-affirming, trauma-informed workshop space in all of her teaching. She is currently working on a hybrid ghost story that explores what it means when someone you once loved continues to haunt you after their death.

@crumbsandcobwebs

Socorro is a hybrid writer and a MFAW alum from Goddard College. Her current project works with themes of motherhood, daugherthood, community, and the climate crisis. She believes in prioritizing trust between the writer and their work.

@itsmesocorro