Kenning JP García is a diarist and the author of Suffused. ​

Carter is blind in one eye and has Glaucoma, contrast loss and field loss in the other eye.

Mr. Boucher is a Master Teaching Artist working in the Arts Access South Carolina programs that provide inclusive art programs for people with disabilities. He is currently active on the South Carolina Arts Commission's Artist Directory and the Virginia Commission for the Arts teaching artist roster. Mr. Boucher’s video entitled “How to Engage Students on the Autistic Spectrum,” was a training video for the Palmetto State Arts Educators Association teacher training workshops. The South Carolina Arts Commission awarded him the Ad Astra per Aspera Commendation for exemplary performance as an artist in residence.
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Carter’s personal work has been in numerous books and magazines including The New York Art Review, American Artist Magazine's Annual Watercolor edition, Who’s Who in Art, About the Author and have been featured in many newspapers and on both Public and Commercial Television programs. Richard C. Owen publishes his children's books. Mr. Boucher won the International Golden poet award. 

RECENT EXHIBITIONS AND PUBLICATIONS 
2023 Quagmire Magazines, Cover runner up show, acrylic painting , “The All Seeing Eye is Here”

2023 GreenPrints magazine, publishing essay, “From Hate to Love,” about gardening tomatoes.
2022 Antithesis Journal: Tender (“…published annually in association with the School of Culture and Communication at The University of Melbourne…”) publishing painting, “At the Edge of the Universe,” acrylic on paper, 22” w x 30” h
2022 Alchemy Literary Magazine, paintings published, Brilliance (acrylic on canvas) 10” h x 10” w and Buddies (acrylic on canvas) 10”h x 10” w
2022 Art of Possibilities, paintings accepted, Blue Orbs with Spirals (oil on canvas), Left Rectangle (Oil on panel), Five and Soon More (acrylic on paper), Pandemic Engulfment (oil on canvas).
2022 Poet’s Choice, publishing poem, “Grey is Beautiful.”
2021 Wingless Dreamer, publishing short non-fiction, “Summer, I Love You…Please Go Away!”
2021 Nine Cloud Journal, publishing poem, “I Am Tempered Steel.”

​Shannon Hozinec lives in Pittsburgh. Her work can be found in DIAGRAM, Salt Hill Journal, Action Books Blog, and elsewhere.

​Robin Joan Steckel lives and writes in scenic central New Jersey, near to the site of the legendary City Gardens. A graduate of Rutgers Camden MFA program, they are in the process of pursuing further study in the hopes of obtaining a doctorate in American letters. When not lost in the warm glow of cinema or the worn pages of a book, you can find them bopping around at any number of venues in the Tri-State Area.

Joey Gould is a queer teacher who wrote The Acute Avian Heart & Penitent>Arbiter (2019 & 2022, Lily Poetry Review), both of which have companion playlists. Their recent poetry also appears or is forthcoming in Alice Says Go Fuck Yourself, miniskirt magazine, & beestung. They serve as Poetry Editor for Drunk Monkeys. Where do they write? Cool-sounding places like Skunk's Misery & SAFTA's Firefly Farms! On misty nights since 2018, they have performed as Izzie Hexxam in the Boston cast of The Poetry Brothel.