WES JAMISON is an MFA Nonfiction candidate, Follett Fellow, and Graduate Student Instructor at Columbia College Chicago. His essays and poems have appeared or are forthcoming in 1913: a Journal of Forms, Columbia Poetry Review, and South Loop Review: Creative Nonfiction + Art. He appreciates three-sentence bios for their poetic roundness, but is reminded that he is writing his bio, not a poem.
SARA PECK hails from south of the Mason-Dixon where people make proper sweet tea and know what kind of food grits are. When not studying the poetics of the Black Mountain School, you can find Sara participating in one of her many worldly hobbies such as making vegan snacks, haunting the Rainbo Club, and appreciating a good mustache.
JENNIFER TATUM-COTAMAGAÑA's poems and essays are published and or forthcoming in 1913: a journal of forms, Columbia Poetry Review and South Loop Review's Creative Nonfiction + Art Online. From California, by way of Texas, she blogs, teaches, writes and makes breakfast for dinner. She is also in complete denial that Ryann Wahl is moving to New York City.
RYANN WAHL is a native of the Midwest and currently lives in Chicago, though tragically not for much longer. After completing her MFA from Columbia College Chicago, she will move to the Big Apple to pursue one of her many talents, which include but are not limited to: securing seating at busy bars, hosting excellent parties, and, of course, writing lovely poems.
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