Steven Knepper is the Bruce C. Gottwald, Jr. ’81 Chair for Academic Excellence at Virginia Military Institute. He edits New Verse Review.

Writer and poet from Havertown, PA. Social Media Editor at Dappled Things, founding editor and editor-in-chief of Talk to Me in Long Lines: A Journal of Long(ish) Narrative Verse and Dramatic Monologues, Deputy Editor at Wiseblood Books.

Conformalist, New Romantic Poet from Reno NV. Teacher of English and Journalism. Interested in poetics and philosophy.

I am a teacher, poet, and songwriter living in Nashville, TN.

Ethan McGuire is a writer, computer scientist, author of ‘Songs for Christmas’ & 'Apocalypse Dance,’ & editor at ‘New Verse Review,’ ‘Tar River Poetry,’ & ‘Literary Matters.’

Carla Sarett writes fiction, poetry and, occasionally, essays. PhD from University of Pennsylvania. Nom: Best American Essays, Pushcart, Best of Net, Best Microfictions. For more: http://carlasarett.com

Elijah Perseus Blumov is a poet, critic, and host of the poetry analysis podcast Versecraft.

D.A. Cooper is a poet and writer from Houston, TX.

Daniel Cowper is the author of Grotesque Tenderness (MQUP) and The God of Doors (winner of the Frog Hollow Press chapbook contest). A verse novel, Kingdom of the Clock, will appear April 2025. He lives on an island off the west coast of Canada.

Director of the OBU Great Books Honors Program. Poet and writer. Recent books: The Family Book of Martyrs (poems) and An Invitation to the Liberal Arts (nonfiction).

Ratbag.

Poet, writer, & teacher | "Be joyful though you have considered all the facts." |Soli Deo Gloria|

Poet, reviewer, occasional essayist. Posts "The Golden Mean - A Limited Series" on mid-length poems, chiefly narrative.

Christopher Honey is the founder of the Thomist Poets Reading Series (https://www.christopher-honey.com/event-list) and his writings have appeared in such publications as the Rumpus, America, Poetry South, and the New Verse Review.

Poet, publisher, woolgathering champion.

Publisher of The Sonneteer. Founder of QuickMuse.

Stephen Hoyle manages the Writing Center at the Virginia Military Institute, where he also teaches composition and literature courses. He writes from the Shenandoah Valley, his lifelong home. He holds an M.A. from the University of Virginia.