Kashgar – Esther Zhang
Esther Zhang is a junior at The Winsor School in Boston, Massachusetts. Her writing has been recognized by the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, The New York Times, and Longfellow House. Beyond writing, she enjoys experimenting with digital and film photography, and her photographic work has been featured as cover art in Blue Marble Review and published in New Plains Review.
Abandoned 1942 Chevy – Roger Camp
Roger Camp is the author of three photography books, including the award-winning Butterflies in Flight (Thames & Hudson, 2002). His documentary photography has been awarded Europe’s prestigious Leica Medal of Excellence and published in numerous journals, including The New England Review, New York Quarterly, North American Review, and Orion Magazine. He was a visual fellow at the Fine Arts Work Center, Provincetown, and a Fulbright Fellow in photography in Brazil. His archives are held by the University of California, Santa Barbara, Library, Special Research Collections.
Dragonfly – Natalia Danjon
Grown – Natalia Danjon
Natalia Danjon is a writer based in the UAE. When she is not writing, Natalia expresses her creativity through photography with a keen interest in color and light. Her work has appeared in Black Fox Review (Japan), Every Day Fiction (Canada), Molecule Literary Magazine, and Brief Ecology.
Emptiness – Roberta Winters
Roberta Winters was born and raised in New York City and now lives in Sacramento, California. She attended Hunter College/CUNY, Macaulay Honors College and the University of Washington, Seattle Creative Writing MFA program. She is a writer, photographer, and artist. She specializes in nature, architectural, and street photography. She has previously interned with the Asia Society (New York) and the Guggenheim (Venice). Photography credits include Hollow and Sky Magazine, Bare Hands Literary Journal, and Cosmic Daffodil Literary Journal. Publishing credits include Newtown Literary (Queens, New York), Hawaii Review, City Arts Magazine (Seattle), and the Rio Grande Review (Texas). Find her photography on Instagram or Behance.
Dubuque Bridge 2025 – Linda K Allison
Lone Sailboat in Antibes – Linda K Allison
Seaside in Kona – Linda K Allison
Linda K. Allison is a recovering banker who now spends as much time as she can outdoors, traveling the US, the world, and the trails alongside her home in The Woodlands, Texas. Her writing and photography have appeared in more than 25 anthologies, magazines, and journals, including The Sun, Burningword Literary Journal, Alchemy Spoon, Star 82 Review, Inkpot, and elsewhere.
C Fred Johnson Park
Fred Johnson Carousel, Johnson City, New York, one of six old carved carousels in the Binghamton metro area, known as the “carousel capital of the world.”
Jim Ross
Jim Ross jumped into creative pursuits in 2015 after a rewarding career in public health research. With a graduate degree from Howard University, he’s published nonfiction, fiction, poetry, photography, hybrid, interviews, and plays in 200+ journals on five continents in the past ten years. Best of the Net nominee in Nonfiction and Art, photo publications include Barnstorm, Blue Mesa, Burningword, Invisible City, Orion, Phoebe, Stonecoast, with Normal School forthcoming. Photo-essays include Burningword, Kestrel, Litro, NWW, Pilgrimage, Sweet, and Typehouse. His most recent interview, published by Terrain.org, was conducted with an artist. Jim’s family splits time between city and mountains.
