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Mark S. Robinson

Mark Robinson is an award-winning author who has spent the past 40+ years at some of the industry's most prestigious ad agencies. Mark has been featured in Fortune magazine, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Advertising Age, and was chosen by filmmaker Spike Lee to co-found and…

Lin Haire-Sargeant

As an only child who was often alone, Lin Haire-Sargeant lived a lot in her imagination, an imagination peopled by characters from the many books she read. Her parents' religious prohibitions kept television from the house and forbade movie-going, so books reigned free. Lin started writing and drawing early, illustrating…

Anne Calcagno

Anne Calcagno is a fiction writer and a travel journalist. Her fiction includes the short story collection Pray For Yourself, and the novel Love Like a Dog, with a second novel What I Would Do for You currently being marketed. Her fiction award credits include the James D. Phelan Literary…

Lucy May Lennox

Lucy May Lennox is a connoisseur of novels featuring men with physical disabilities. After growing frustrated with all the cliches, ignorance and stereotypes, she decided to write her own positive take on disability. She also loves immersing herself in earlier historical periods and imagining the lives of people who don't…

J.H. Mann

Jason Mann, writing as J.H. Mann, is an English journalist and writer with a passion for Cornwall. He has swum and surfed there much of his life and has strong family connections with the county's wild Atlantic coast. In fact, his father took time off from his job as a…

Lee Call

Lee Call (they/them) is an award-winning author and studio artist with a couple decades of experience and a degree in Illustration. As a nonbinary, autistic creative, they feel sharing queer and neurodivergent narratives to be a personal moral imperative. They are driven to create things that they would have needed…

Irene Cooper

Irene Cooper is the author of the noir feminist thriller Found, as well as the novel Committal, poet-friendly spy-fy about family. Her first poetry collection, spare change, was a 2022 finalist for the Stafford/Hall Award in the Oregon Book Awards. With Ellen Santasiero, Irene co-edited the anthology Placed: An Encyclopedia…

Ned Gannon

Painter, illustrator, and writer, Ned Gannon atended the Kansas City Art Instute and the School of Visual Arts in New York where he received his MFA. He lived and worked on the North Shore of Staten Island in New York City for over seven years before moving to Wisconsin. His…

Sally Hinkley

Sally Hinkley graduated from Plymouth State University in Plymouth, New Hampshire where she received a BA in art. She is a former Board Member of The Writers' Loft in Hudson, MA where she was also a contributor and art advisor to An Assortment of Animals: A Children's Poetry Anthology and…

Karen Glinski

Born in Yokohama, Japan, Karen grew up the eldest of six children in a military family. She majored in Anthropology at the University of New Mexico where she formed a lifelong love for many different world cultures and a special interest in the Native American cultures of the Southwest. Her…

Phyllis Schwartz

Phyllis Schwartz is a married mother of two, who, after a highly successful career in the television news business, finally has the time to indulge in and focus on her “civilian” writing. She is a poet and writer of children's books, and even as a child, kept a diary and…

Steve Wolfson

Steve Wolfson was born in Omaha, Nebraska and moved to St. Petersburg Beach, Florida when he was 11. He lives and creates in Regina, Saskatchewan with his wife Penny and their two 13-year-old granddaughters. Steve started telling stories to child patients in dental school to help them relax. He sold…

Russel Ray

Russel Ray is from Kingsville, Texas, where he was born and then raised mostly by his paternal grandmother. He has lived in the San Diego area since April 1993. His business career has seen him self-employed his entire life, mostly as a “serial entrepreneur” specializing in getting companies through startup…

Michael Bracey and Ruth Goring

Award-winning Chicago-based photographer Michael Bracey has received rave recognition for his lectures and exhibitions in the United States and abroad. His accomplishments include the Chicago Alliance of African-American Photographers' (CAAAP) award, a Chicago Arts Assistance Council grant, and the Illinois Arts Council Fellowship for Africans Within the Americas, a ten-year…

Daniel Victor

Daniel Victor specializes in writing Jewish-themed fiction and has written three novels, two novellas and a collection of short fiction. The Evil Inclination is his first published novel. His fiction explores the challenges of remaining an observant Jew in the modern, secular world; his protagonists are often Orthodox Jews struggling…

North Street Book Prize 2023

Honoring the best self-published and hybrid-published books of poetry, children’s picture books, middle grade books, art books, graphic novels & memoirs, genre fiction, mainstream/literary fiction, and creative nonfiction & memoir

Climate Visionaries Artists’ Project

Fiction and poetry on climate change by notable contemporary writers

Passeridae

By Julie Novak-McSweeney

Scraps Journal

Journal showcases artists’ abandoned work remixed with rejection letters

Months to Years

Online literary journal of writing and art about terminal illness and mortality

The Innocent Loss of First Rights

AuthorsPublish article about what “unpublished” means for contests and magazine submissions

Momma, Did You Hear the News?

By Sanya Whittaker Gragg

Jacek Mydla

Jacek Mydla is a teacher of English, a philosopher, a publishing scholar, and a lecturer in literary studies at the University of Silesia, Poland. He holds an MA in philosophy and English and a PhD in literary studies. He has published books and articles on a variety of subjects, including…