Hello! My name is Zary Fekete. I grew up in the country of Hungary where I lived until the age of 16. I finished high school and university in the United States and then spent the next 20 years of my life teaching high school students in Eastern Europe and in East Asia. I currently live in Minnesota where I work for a non-profit film production company. I love to read, write, and listen to podcasts while taking long jogs.

My name is Simon Collinson and I'm from England. I like writing stories, especially ones that are Gothic. Sometimes I write poetry. I started writing late in life. After successfully being treated for cancer I decided to start writing those stories that were always in my head.

I like to look at topics from unusual or strange angles. I would like to put across the message that life is not always predictable and that much of life is absurd...

Zary Fekete

Simon Collinson

Three-time Featured author and published in Issue No. 2, Vox Novum, Issue No. 3, Pulsus Litterae, Issue No. 4, Musa et Verbum, and Issue No. 5, Aeternum Scriptor.

Published in Issue No. 2, Vox Novum, Issue No. 3, Pulsus Litterae, Issue No. 4, Musa et Verbum, and Issue No. 5, Aeternum Scriptor.

Tracie Adams

Published in Issue No. 2, Vox Novum.

Hello, I'm Tracie Adams, a writer and former educator in rural Virginia. After teaching writing to high schoolers for 20 years, I just retired and started publishing my creative nonfiction , flash fiction, and memoir at the age of 58. I live on a small farm with horses and goats, where we grow the best tomatoes in the county. I'm the mother of four grown kids and Glamma to five grandkids. My two best friends and writing buddies are dachshunds, Hans and Franz.

Özge Lena

Featured poet & published in Issue No. 3, Pulsus Litterae.

I'm Özge Lena, an Istanbul-based writer, EFL teacher, and poet with more than a hundred poems anthologised and published in more than ten countries. I was nominated both for the Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net. My poetry was shortlisted for the Ralph Angel Poetry Prize and the Oxford Brookes International Poetry Competition in 2021, then for the Plough Poetry Prize in 2023, and for the Black Cat Poetry Press Nature Prize in 2024.