Aaron Brown is the author of the poetry chapbook Winnower (2013), as well as the novella Bound (2012), both published by Wipf and Stock. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in Tupelo Quarterly, Literary Bohemian, Ruminate, and Dappled Things, among others.

John Estes is author of Kingdom Come (C&R Press, 2011) and two chapbooks: Breakfast with Blake at the Laocoön (Finishing Line Press, 2007) and Swerve (Poetry Society of America, 2009). His work has appeared in Tin House, Gettysburg Review, Southern Review, and elsewhere.

Stephen Kampa's first book, Cracks in the Invisible, won the 2010 Hollis Summers Poetry Prize and the 2011 Gold Medal in Poetry from the Florida Book Awards. His poems have also been awarded the Theodore Roethke Prize, first place in the River Styx International Poetry Contest, and four Pushcart nominations.

Albert Haley is writer in residence and Professor of English at Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas. His poems have appeared in Rattle, Rock and Sling, Christianity and Literature, and other publications, and have twice been nominated for a Pushcart Prize.

Catherine Abbey Hodges’s work has appeared or is forthcoming in The Southern Review, Christian Century, Rock and Sling, and Verse Daily; her chapbook All the While was published by Finishing Line Press, and she is finishing work on a full-length collection, Instead of Sadness.