Contributors.

MICHAEL BAZZETT'S poems appear in Ploughshares, Massachusetts Review, Pleiades, and elsewhere. He won the the Lindquist & Vennum Prize for his first full-length collection, You Must Remember This (Milkweed Editions, 2014).

WOJCIECH BONOWICZ is an award-winning Polish poet, biographer, and journalist. His book of poems Peine morze [High Seas] was awarded the prestigious Gdynia Literary Prize in 2007. He lives and works in Krakow.

LAURA BYLENOK'S poetry appears in Pleiades, Guernica, Subtropics, North American Review, and elsewhere, and her chapbook, a/0, is available from DIAGRAM/ New Michigan Press. She lives in Salt Lake City.

DUNCAN CAMPBELL is a graduate of the MFA program in writing at the University of New Hampshire. His first chapbook, Farmstead, Fire, Field, is forthcoming from ELJ Publications.

ANDERS CARLSON-WEE is a 2015 NEA poetry fellow and the winner of Ninth Letter's 2014 Poetry Award and New Delta Review's 2014 Editors' Choice Prize. He is an MFA candidate in poetry at Vanderbilt University.

LUCAS CHURCH'S work appears in Day One, Five Chapters, PANK, and Fairy Tale Review among other journals. He is the editor of PINBALL, an online literature and comics magazine. You can reach him at lucaschurch.com.

HELEN DEGEN COHEN'S awards include an NEA fellowship in poetry, first prize in British Stand Magazine's Competition, and three Illinois Arts Council Awards. Her work appears in American and international journals.

PIOTR FLORCZYK is a poet, essayist, and translator. A volume of his brief essays, Los Angeles Sketchbook, is forthcoming.

ARIELLE GREENBERG has two books forthcoming in 2015: Slice and Locally Made Panties. She lives in Maine, teaches in the community and in Oregon State University-Cascades' MFA, and writes a regular column for APR.

MATTHEW LADD is a contributing editor and regular poetry reviewer for West Branch. His first collection of poems, The Book of Emblems (2010), won the Anthony Hecht Prize. He practices law in New York City.

SASHA LAING lives in Brooklyn, New York.

ALEXANDER LUMANS won the 2013 Gulf Coast Fiction Prize. His fiction has appeared in Story Quarterly, Black Warrior Review, Cincinnati Review, Blackbird, and The Normal School, among others. He lives and teaches in Denver.

KYLE MCCORD is the author of five books of poetry including You Are Indeed an Elk, But This is Not the Forest You Were Born to Graze (Gold Wake, 2015) and Gentle, World, Gentler (Ampersand Books, 2015).

LUISA MURADYAN is originally from the Ukraine and is currently a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Houston. Previous work appears in Blackbird, PANK, Mudlark, and Ninth Letter, among others journals.

BILL NEUMIRE'S manuscript, Estrus, was a semi-finalist for the 42 Miles Press Award. His recent work appears in Really Systems, Tinderbox Poetry Journal, Four Chambers, and Burnt District. He teaches in Syracuse, New York.

SARAH V SCHWEIG is the author of the chapbook S (Dancing Girl Press). A graduate of the University ofVirginia and Columbia University, she works at a criminal justice think-tank and studies philosophy at The New School.

PATRICK WHITFILL'S work appears in The Kenyon Review Online, Painted Bride Quarterly, The Journal, 32 Poems, and many other journals. He lives in South Carolina and co-curates the New Southern Voices Reading Series.

CORI WINROCK'S first book, This Coalition of Bones, debuted from Kore Press in 2014. She won the 2012 Summer Literary Seminars' St. Petersburg Review Award and is a recipient of a Barbara Deming Individual Artist Grant.