April 26th

anna moschovakis works with poetry and prose as a writer, editor, translator, publisher, teacher, and designer. Her most recent book is the novel An Earthquake Is a Shaking of the Surface of the Earth (Soft Skull 2024). She is a member of Ugly Duckling Presse and of Bushel Collective and currently lives in the Catskills, where she is slowly getting to know the plants.

Christine is a poet and artist based in North Adams, MA. Her work takes the form of slapstick powerpoint presentations, textiles, bibliomancy, drawings and more. She is the author of Allow Me to Slip on Something a Little More Hypocycloid (PRROBLEM, 2025) and the chapbooks Food Gas Lodging Liquid Solid (Creative Writing Department, 2023), Dopamine Agonist Destiny Forest (Theme Can Print Editions, 2018), and Pudding Time (DoubleCross Press, 2015). She holds an MFA from the Milton Avery Graduate College of Arts at Bard College and a BFA from the Cleveland Institute of Art.

Upholstery makes dark music for curious minds. Their new album Ghouls drops this April via Exotic Fever Records.

Kristin Lueke is a Chicana poet, co-founder of Field of Practice, a social impact-focused design studio, and author of the chapbook (in)different math (Dancing Girl Press, 2012). Her poetry has appeared in Sixth Finch, Wildness, Frozen Sea, Maudlin House, and HAD, among others, and has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize, Best New Poets, and Best of the Net. She was a finalist for the 2024 Porter House Review Poetry Prize, and received the Morris W. Kroll Poetry Prize from Princeton University, where she earned an AB in English. She also holds an MA from the University of Chicago. Kristin lives in  New Mexico with her husband, novelist Kyle Beachy, where they’re building an off-grid home and future artist residency. She writes at theanimaleats.com.

Inna Krasnoper is a Berlin-based poet and dance artist. She graduated from the Chto Delat Collective School of Engaged Art in Saint Petersburg and holds a BA in Dance, Context, Choreography from University of the Arts in Berlin. Her multilingual poetry has appeared in her chapbooks Over Sight (Eulalia Books) and Sealed (Black Sunflowers Poetry Press), as well as in Annulet, Vestiges, Gulf Coast, mercury firs, and elsewhere. Krasnoper's first English-language poetry collection dis tanz was published by Veliz Books in 2025. As a performer and choreographer, she has presented collaborative work at PACT Zollverein, Théâtre de la Ville, Serralves em Festa, minus20degree Flachau, Veem House for Performance, Uferstudios Berlin, and other venues.

Cameron Walker is the author of three books--most recently, the short story collection How to Capture Carbon. Her writing has appeared in publications including the New York Times, Orion, and the Missouri Review, and has won awards from the American Society of Journalists & Authors, the School Library Journal, and Terrain.org. She lives in California with her family.