Farewell TransmissionBy Theodore Heil
Theodore Heil is a writer based in New York. He is interested in dreams, ephemera, and other spaces of transience. His work can be found or is forthcoming in Book of Matches Literary Journal, the Bitter Melon Review, and Love & Squalor Magazine. You can find him on Twitter @theodoreheil.
By Wren Donovan
Wren Donovan (she/her) lives in Tennessee. She studied at Millsaps College, UNC-Chapel Hill, and University of Southern Mississippi. When not writing, Wren reads history books and Tarot cards and lurks on twitter @WrenDonovan. Her poetry can be found in Orca, Poetry South, Cumberland River Review, Yellow Arrow, Harpy Hybrid Review, and elsewhere including WrenDonovan.com.
By Adrian Sobol
Adrian Sobol is a Polish immigrant / musician / poet. He is the author of the poetry collections The Life of the Party is Harder to Find Until You’re the Last One Around and HAIR SHIRT (forthcoming April 2025 from Malarkey Books). He lives in Chicago and is the editor-in-chief of KICKING YOUR ASS.
By Julián Martinez
Julián Martinez (he/him) is the son of Mexican and Cuban immigrants and is from Waukegan, IL. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in HAD, Hooligan Mag, Little Engines, The Sonora Review and elsewhere. His debut chapbook, This Place Is Covered Head to Toe in Shit (Ghost City Press, 2024) is available now. Find him online @martinezfjulian or martinezfjulian.com, or IRL in Chicago.