Brody Parrish Craig \;(they/them) is t he author of \;The Patient is an Unreliable Historian (Omnidawn 2024) &\; \;Boyish\, which won the 2019 Omnidawn Poetry Chapbook Contest. Their writing has been published in \;Muzzle Magazine\, \;Poetry\ , \;Mississippi Review\, \;New South\, \;Missouri Review\, and \;TYPO\, among others. They are the editor of \;TWANG\, a regiona l anthology of trans and gender-nonconforming creators from the South and Midwest. A 2022 recipient of Artist 360&rsquo\;s Community Activator Award \, Craig currently co-leads TLGBQ+ community arts programming in the Ozark s.
\nCanese Jarboe is the author of SISSY (Garden-Door Press\, 2024) and the chapbook dark acre (Willow Springs\, 2018). Their work has appear ed in venues such as American Poetry Review\, Poetry\, Indiana Review\, an d Colorado Review. Jarboe is a transmasculine artist from rural southeaste rn Kansas and a 2024 Tallgrass Artist-in-Residence.
\nToni Garcia-Bu tler (he/they) is a poet\, community artist\, and DIY pretty boy of many n ames. He believes artists play a unique role as cultural historians. As a poet\, Toni strives to capture the intricacies of lived experiences and co nnect with others. His work centers his people: Black\, Filipino\, souther n\, queer\, and everyone existing within their intersections. \;
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