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Collin Callahan was born in Illinois. His first collection of poetry, Thunderbird Inn, won the 2022 Minds on Fire Open Prize. His poems have appeared in Denver Quarterly, SLICE, Cream City Review, Hobart, Carve Magazine, Witness, Ninth Letter, and elsewhere. Collin holds an MFA from the University of Arkansas—where he was awarded the 2017 Walton Family Fellowship in Poetry—and is currently a PhD candidate in Creative Writing at Florida State University. He is the recipient of the 2021 Bat City Review Editors’ Prize in poetry.
Learning to eat: an essay in twelve dishes and one dinner party
Éireann Lorsung makes pictures, texts, rooms, and clothes, and spends joyful time thinking in the company of others. Milkweed Editions published Music for Landing Planes By, Her book, and The Century; you can find out more at ohbara.com.
Elegy Written in a City Fish Market
Dan Huppman is a writer based in Philadelphia. His work can be found in the Journal and TINGE Magazine. He plays drums in the bands Puriden and Petrol. He is happy to be here, thanks.
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