Andrew Brenza: recent chapbooks include Geometric Mantra (above /ground press), Poems in C (Viktlösheten Press), and Waterlight (Simulacrum Press). He is also the author of four collections of visual poetry, Automatic Souls (Timglaset), Gossamer Lid (Trembling Pillow Press), Alphabeticon & Other Poems (RedFoxPress), and Album, in Concrete (Alien Buddha Press). He newest book, Spool, was just released by Unsolicited Press.

Michael Basinski: has published a lot of stuff over the past 50 years. His most recent book of poetry is Tub Bunny (Spuyten Duyvil 2020, http://www.spuytenduyvil.net/tub–bunny.html). He laughs a lot, refuses, and just outside of Buffalo, New York, he lives a little past the airport.

Làslò Antal: is a Serbian–Hungarian visual artist, designer, filmmaker, and musician, who has been living and working in Berlin for the past 10 years. Never one to be tied down by a certain method or technique, his work is characterized by an interdisciplinary approach and a unique visual language that creates a deeply affective poetic world exposing the many layers of human experience. www.lasloantal.com

Jeffrey Ackerman: (b. 1963) studied painting and sculpture at Washington University in St. Louis and SUNY at Albany. His work was in the CMCA Biennial 2020 and in 2017 he had a solo exhibition at the Maine Jewish Museum in Portland, Maine. He was a member of the editorial board at the Maine Arts Journal, from 2015–2018, wrote essays on art and culture for the MAJ, and has written art criticism for the Portland based art journal, The Chart. www.jeffreyackermanstudio.com