Jean Wolff has had group and solo exhibits in various galleries in New York City and internationally. In addition, she has published 178 works in 124 issues of 64 magazines. Born in Detroit, Michigan, she studied fine arts at the Center for Creative Studies in Detroit and at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, receiving a BFA in studio arts. She then attended Hunter College, CUNY, in New York, graduating with an MFA in painting and printmaking. She is now part of the artistic community of Westbeth in Manhattan.
Daniel Moon is a third-culture city dweller, traveller, and avid photographer fascinated by how cities look and feel. Daniel’s photography often focuses on one of the most ordinary features of city life: stairs. He finds them striking yet unsettling. Their lines and scale can make them some of the most visually compelling elements of a building, yet they can also become obstacles for people who cannot use them. Living in and travelling through different cities, Daniel has observed how differently urban spaces are designed and used. His work explores the way culture, design standards, and assumptions about movement through shared spaces shape a city over time.
FruitAndNut is a mother-daughter creative collaboration between Moira Peckham (Fruit — they/them), a writer of fiction, poetry and nonfiction working across public institutions, ocean ecology and science fiction, and Hilary Saner (Nut — she/her), a mixed-media artist whose works on paper — built from collage, embroidery, ink and tissue paper — explore the threshold between concealment and emergence. The collaboration treats conversation itself as a creative act: the poems were written in response to the images, not as captions but as independent acts of looking. The work exists where form meets feeling.
Wilson is a Central Illinois–born and –based designer and interpretive regionalist photographer. His photographs provide an authentic glimpse of the character and culture of the region. He was a communication specialist, executive writer and a medical and generalist photographer in the health care field for 33 years. He is a graduate of the University of Illinois and the fine arts program at Illinois Central College, and is a juried Illinois Artisan for Photography, Illinois State Museum. stephencurtiswilson.com
Tom Gdisis is an award-winning photographer who honed his visual eye during a long career in broadcast television. Now retired, he expands his creative output through photography, poetry, and flash fiction. His artwork was selected for the cover of Beyond Words Magazine (Issue 65), with additional photography appearing in Third Wednesday Magazine. His creative writing appears or is forthcoming in Fine Lines, Reedsy, Horror Tree, AntipodeanSF, and AllPoetry.
Ryo Kajitani is a queer artist and art model based in Tokyo. Kajitani studied oil-based woodblock printmaking at Tama Art University (2010–2014) and completed a doctoral program in Art and Design there (2019), studying under the late art historian Kunio Motoe (1948–2019) and cultural anthropologist Yutaka Nakamura. Their research applied the ontological aesthetics of Martin Heidegger’s The Origin of the Work of Art to artistic practice within exhibition spaces. Kajitani also works as a full-time graphic designer. Since 2021, they have created photo-collages that rework photographs of the body through digital editing, code-based image processing, and layering. Recent highlights include INT’L All Media 2026 at Minot State University, USA (2026); an online exhibition with Galeria 5ª ao Sul, Portugal (2026); the Montage Award at the Meta Morph AI Award, UK (2024); a finalist award at the Asia Digital Art Award FUKUOKA (2024); a Top 100 selection at the Social Art Award (2025); an exhibition at the Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie, USA (2023); and participation in NFT London and NFT New York (2025).
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Issue 119, published October 2026, features works of poetry, flash fiction, short nonfiction, and visual art by Linda K Allison, Gilbert Arzola, Sarah Barbo, Roger Camp, Barbara Daniels, Natalia Danjon, Virginia Doré, Chris Dungey, FruitAndNut, Tom Gdisis, Cleo Griffith, Lesley Hart Gunn, Mark Hendrickson, Zebulon Huset, Romana Iorga, Ryo Kajitani, Carella Keil, Merie Kirby, Grace Lynn, Daniel Moon, Sylvie Oleta, Josh Price, Stacy Rollins, Elizabeth Rosen, David J. Schast, Judith Shapiro, VA Smith, Stefan Sofiski, Lisa Christina St John, Valy Steverlynck, Kathryn Temple, John Walser, Megan Wildhood, Stephen Curtis Wilson, S.E. Wilson, Roberta Winters, Jean Wolff, Jason Youngclaus, Matt Zambito, and Esther Zhang.
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