Cuthbert Pierry: lives in hiding somewhere in the Caribbean, where he works in a Sunglass Hut, wearing sunglasses. Most of his collected poems are lost.

Daniel Lance Patrick: is the author of two chap books, In Search Of My Brother and A Song For Ghost Dog. He has been published in the Buffalo News Poetry section and has won an Emmy for his work for the London Olympics. He shares time between Brooklyn, NY and Edgecomb, ME.

Ron Padgett: his poetry book How Long was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in poetry and his Collected Poems won the LA Times Prize for the best poetry book of 2014 and the William Carlos Williams Award from the Poetry Society of America. His translations include Zone: Selected Poems of Guillaume Apollinaire and Blaise Cendrars’ Complete Poems.

normal: born in paterson nj — ww2 toddler memories on passaics last farm picking raspberries /eating worms from great–granny hannah’s victory garden — somewhere between 7 & 800 pieces published 1992 to present — boasting no computer skills, he remains “one of the last american primitives” in the underground press — his most recent book i see hungers children, selected poems 1962–2012 published by lummox press in 2012.