Will McGrath has writing out in The Atlantic and Foreign Affairs, and forthcoming in Guernica. In 2014, he won the Felice Buckvar Prize...

Jennine Capó Crucet is the author of the novel Make Your Home Among Strangers (St. Martin’s Press, 2015), named by The Guardian as one of...

Yao Xiao is a China-born illustrator based in New York City. She creates artwork depicting a decadent visual world where internalized,...

Lawrence Coates is the author of five books, most recently Camp Olvido and The Goodbye House. His first novel, The Blossom Festival, won...

James Dunham’s stories have appeared in Dog Pond, Philadelphia Stories, and Necessary Fiction. He received his MFA in fiction from...

David Tomas Martinez’s debut collection of poetry, Hustle, was released in 2014 by Sarabande Books, winning the New England Book...

Lambda Award-winning poet Valerie Wetlaufer will be sharing her work on the Reading Queer stage on Sunday, November 22 at the Miami Book...

Katie Cortese’s stories and essays have appeared in such journals as Blackbird, Gulf Coast, Day One, and elsewhere, including the Rose...

Mathias Svalina is the author of four books, most recently Wastoid from Big Lucks Books. His book The Wine-Dark Sea is forthcoming from...

Alexa Torre’s digital photography series, “Mexica Utopia,” appears in Vol. 33.2 of The Southeast Review. Purchase the issue here. Artist...

Diane Roberts is a native Floridian who was educated at Florida State University and Oxford University where she was a Marshall Scholar....

Michael Homolka’s poem, “Self-Portrait as Tundra,” appears in Vol. 33.2 of The Southeast Review. What can you tell us about...

Brandon Lingle’s essay, “Tourniquet,” appears in Vol. 33.2 of The Southeast Review. Purchase the issue here. Tell us about “Tourniquet.”...

Colleen Morrissey’s story, “The Muscle and the Eye,” appears in Vol. 33.2 of The Southeast Review. Tell us about the piece in SER. What...

Jesse Goolsby is an Air Force officer and the author of the novel I’d Walk with My Friends If I Could Find Them (Houghton Mifflin...

Jamie Quatro’s debut collection, I Want To Show You More (Grove) is a New York Times Notable Book, NPR Best Book of 2013 and New York...

Sarah Blake lives outside of Philadelphia, PA with her husband and son. Her poems have appeared, or will soon, in The Kenyon Review, The...