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  • Steve Knepper

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

  • Brad Skow

    Professor of Philosophy at MIT; Writer of Poetry at Home.

  • Jason Guriel

    Writer. Fan Mail: A Guide to What We Love, Loathe, and Mourn, On Browsing, The Full-Moon Whaling Chronicles, Forgotten Work, et al.

  • Zina Gomez-Liss

    Zina Gomez-Liss is the deputy editor at New Verse Review and an MFA candidate at the University of St. Thomas, Houston. Her writing can be found on her Substack, The Beauty of Things. She lives in Boston, MA with her husband and five children.

  • Timothy Sandefur

    Lawyer, writer

  • Katy Carl

    Novelist, editor, essayist, & quiet girl. Read me for fiction & meditations; literary culture; contemplative realism. Opinions expressed here are mine unless otherwise specified.

  • Ethan McGuire

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

  • Carla Sarett

    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

  • Maryann Corbett

    Pedant. (Also the author of six books of poems, with a seventh forthcoming. Winner of a couple of prizes. Fond of mouthing off about other people's poems.)

  • D.A. Cooper

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

  • Mary Grace Mangano

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

  • Sarah Ashbach

    Sarah lives in Ohio with her husband Jonathan, who teaches politics, and her tabby cat Turquoise, who practices politics by reigning over mice and groundhogs. Her work has appeared in The New Lyre, The New Verse Review, and Dappled Things.

  • Brian Brodeur

    Brian Brodeur is the author of four poetry books, most recently *Some Problems with Autobiography* (2023). Recent poems and literary criticism appear in *The Hopkins Review*, *The Hudson Review*, *Pushcart Prize XLIX* (2025), and elsewhere.

  • Elena Childress

    Elena Childress is a poet and playwright living in Oklahoma. Her work has previously appeared or is forthcoming in New Verse Review, New Lyre, Front Porch Republic, and Vita Poetica.

  • Donald Mace Williams

    As a nonagenarian and not-quite-entirely retired writer, I admire Keillor's ability to keep on writing copiously and entertainingly, age and heart problems notwithstanding.

  • James Feichthaler

    Poet from the 215. Author of "The Rise of the COVFEFE" and "From the Back Porch of a War" (2020 & 2024 Parnilis Media)

  • Alexis Sears

    Alexis Sears is the author of Out of Order, winner of the 2021 Donald Justice Poetry Prize, Poetry by the Sea Book Award: Best Book of 2022, and LA Times Book Prize nominee. Her work appears in Best American Poetry and elsewhere. She lives in LA.

  • Ned Balbo

    Award-winning poet and the author of six books, most recently The Cylburn Touch-Me-Nots (New Criterion Prize).

  • Kevin J. Koch

    Kevin Koch is Professor Emeritus of English from Loras College in Dubuque, Iowa,. He is author of four creative nonfiction nature-based books, the most recent of which is "Midwest Bedrock: The Search for Nature’s Soul in America’s Heartland."

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