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caylee weintraub
founder & prose editor

Caylee Weintraub studies at University of Florida. Her writing has appeared in Narrative Magazine, Terrain, Polyphony Lit, and others. She is an alumna of the Bread Loaf Writers Conference, Yale Writer’s Workshop, The Kenyon Review Writers Program, and Iowa Young Writers’ Studio.

britt merrick
prose editor

former interns

taeyeon han

Taeyeon Han is a student in California. His writing appears or is forthcoming in The National Poetry Quarterly, Eunoia Review, and American Library of Poetry. He has been nationally recognized by the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards, the Pulitzer Center, and finger comma toes. Other than creative writing, Taeyeon loves to read historical fiction, sing at karaoke, and find new restaurants.

remi seamon

Remi Seamon is a young poet who spends her time split between Cambridge, England and Seattle, Washington. She received an honourable mention in the Foyle Young Poet of the Year award and her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Unlost, Clementine Unbound, Rat’s Ass Review, underblong and streetcake, among others. She considers her greatest inspiration to be her dog.

n’dea ferguson

N’Dea Ferguson is currently half-way through receiving her M.A. in English, and plans on pursuing a PhD in 19th century British literature. Her work has been published in The Mangrove Review at Florida Gulf Coast University, and she has presented at The Southeastern American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies. Other than reading/writing/studying, she enjoys knitting ugly scarves for friends and family.

sung cho

Sung Cho is a student from the suburbs of Pennsylvania who enjoys reading and writing poetry in his free time. His writing has been recognized by the Walt Whitman Birthplace Association, Kentucky Educational Television Association, and American Philosophy Open among others, and is published or forthcoming in The National Poetry Quarterly, American Library of Poetry, and The Heritage Review. When he isn't reading or writing, he is up late at night eating potato chips (either sour cream & onion, or kettle-cooked).

Sophie Zhu

Sophie Zhu is a high school freshman from New York. Editor-in-chief of Dishsoap Quarterly, she is an Adroit Journal 2020 summer mentee and COUNTERCLOCK Arts Collective 2020 fellow. Her work has been nationally recognized by the National Poetry Quarterly and appears or is forthcoming in Half Mystic Journal, Parentheses Journal, and Eunoia Review, among others. Other than poetry, she loves to do mathematics, play Chopin, and read Christina Im’s poetry.