// Readers //

Daniella Clayton currently lives in Saint Paul, Minnesota. She draws and paints regularly to fill the bland hours of telemarketing, where she heartlessly hucks insurance to the unsuspecting public. You can also see some of her work in the first volume of Winter Tangerine Review, the spring issue of Boiler Magazine and the eleventh issue of Weave Magazine.

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Andrew Giurleo is a student from Brooklyn, New York. A two-time alum of the University of Virginia's Young Writers Workshop, he started working at Winter Tangerine Review at the end of 2013 as an intern. He writes mainly prose and poetry and is working on a novel.

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Sarah Marchant is a poet, blogger, and literary enthusiast living in St. Louis.

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Héloïse Cambonie was born in France, grew up in the U.S.A, and never likes to stay in one place for very long. She wanted to be an astrophysicist but ended up being an English major instead and is now trying to learn how to actually finish a novel.

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Drew Pomeroy was born and raised in Southwest Alabama and he can fake a variety of Southern accents at the drop of a hat. He now lives in Louisville, Kentucky, a different kind of South with really fancy horses and bourbon instead of pigs and cheap beer. He's a dog lover, a poet, a boxer, and he thinks James Wright should be required reading for anyone hoping to write poetry. Drew holds a BA in History from Samford University and is a recent graduate of Spalding University's MFA in Creative Writing program.

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Joe Nicholas is an experimenter, experiencer, editor of The Screaming Sheep, and member of the Germland collective. His work can be found in BOAAT, Chiron Review, Driftwood Press, Profane, Weave Magazine, Willard & Maple, and other wonderful magazines. He received his degree in Applied Psychology from Champlain College. He can be found at 8rainCh1ld.tk.

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Eric Boyd lives in Pittsburgh and is working on his first collection of stories, "Brownfields". His work has been in several journals both online and in print, and recently appeared in Akashic Books' "Prison Noir", edited by Joyce Carol Oates; in mid-2015 Boyd will also appear in Trinity University Press' "Words Without Walls", which will feature work by Oates, Tim O'Brien, John Edgar Wideman, and ZZ Packer. Boyd has been nominated for the Pushcart prize. He is a winner of the PEN Prison Writing Award and is on the board of Chatham University's prison writing program. His blog is here.

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Shakthi Shrima lives in Austin, TX, where she does math, teaches music, and worries about things. Her work has been published in or is forthcoming in Cadaverine, The Postscript Journal, and Polyphony H.S. She will study poetry at the Iowa Young Writer's Studio this coming summer.

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Still growing up on the outskirts of Chicago, Ming Washington is a high school student, artist, writer, and photographer. Studying life, art, and what it’s like to be a young black girl in America. She has focused her art on the African American community, as well as ideas surrounding identity, teenhood, and humanity. Ming plans on graduating from her college prep high school, La Lumiere School, and hopes to attend college, majoring in English Creative Writing. On her first endeavor for poetry recitation, Ming took 2nd runner up in Poetry Out Loud (2014) Indiana State Competition. She currently resides in Michigan City, Indiana.

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Jackie Cope is sixteen years old and a junior in high school. She is a cardigan enthusiast, and often jokes she has more sweaters than friends (she does.)  Her dream is to be such a successful author that writing a bio about her is unnecessary. She works on her school newspaper, Inklings, as well as Winter Tangerine Review. Jackie's work has appeared in Word Riot and Nostrovia! Poetry Press. The key to her heart is Diet Coke and guac.

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Ava Goga is a high schooler and accidental poet residing in Reno, Nevada. Her work has won a gold medal in the Scholastic Writing Awards and will appear in The Best Teen Writing of 2014. Ava really isn't any closer to figuring out her life, but she feels really passionately about plants and can generally be found crying out in the nearest garden.
 

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Jennifer Huang is a future dog hoarder. She currently studies Fine Arts and Anthropology at Carnegie Mellon University, but in all honesty, she has no idea what she wants to do (Maybe a creative writing minor? Who knows). In her art, she likes to explore the way the past relates to the present as well as how people interact with each other. In the past, she has worked with magazines such as Pulp Literary Magazine and Breakdown Music Press. Besides dogs, she enjoys good jokes, television, cloudy weather, and bacon.

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Colleen Stark wants to live in a world where we eat ice cream for breakfast, puppies never grow up, and Queen can be heard on every radio station. As a photographer, she’s been featured in Le Negatif, National Youth Arts Week, and Ryerson University’s Maximum Exposure and Focus Fest exhibitions. When she’s not taking photos for Ryerson University class assignments, you can find her curling up with a good book, unashamedly watching an obscene amount of reality television, or unsuccessfully attempting to cook in her little Toronto apartment.

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Christina Berkshire is a designer based in Augusta, Georgia. She currently works with the Greater Augusta Arts Council in their mission to support artists, writers, and performers in the pursuit of their crafts. A fine arts graduate of USC Aiken, she also earned a minor in creative writing and continues to attend open mic events and workshops to hone her skills.