Editors

Jennifer Arcuni

Jennifer Arcuni's poems have appeared in various literary magazines and publications, including 111O, Bone Bouquet, small po[r]tions, and White Stag and in collaboration with other writers and artists. She received her MFA from Saint Mary's College. She currently lives in Northern California. 

Anna Arov

Anna Arov is a Russian/Canadian poet, artist, and educator. She teaches writing at the Royal Academy of Art in the Hague. Anna lives in Amsterdam but don’t ask her to bike anywhere longer than 25min, she's not that Dutch. Anna is the author of Observatory (De Gouden Engel, Utrecht, 2003) printed and bound at Knust Press in collaboration with artist, Léon M Dekker, and The Last Question (Dancing Girl Press, Chicago, 2018) a sci-fi libretto for composer Thomas Myrmel. In a parallel life, she is a forager, potion mixer, and dog whisperer.

Egan Garr

Egan Garr is a queer poet and activist from the American South. In 2002, she co-founded Versal to help build a more international literary and arts community in Amsterdam. She is the author of two poetry chapbooks, Terrane (MIEL, 2015) and The Preservationist Documents (Pilot Books, 2012), and her writings on the literary economy have been anthologized in Literary Publishing in the Twenty-First Century (Milkweed Editions, 2016) and Paper Dreams: Writers and Editors on the American Literary Magazine (Atticus Books, 2013).

Margarita Osipian

Margarita Osipian is a Belarusian born, Canadian raised researcher, curator, and cultural organiser living and working in the Netherlands. Margarita works at the intersections of art, design, and technology; organizing collaborative projects both in formal institutions and in more precarious and fleeting spaces. Holding an MA in Media Studies from the University of Amsterdam and an MA in English Literature from the University of Toronto, her research has focused on visual culture, technology, and the carceral state.

Margarita is part of The Hmm, a platform for digital culture and a member of the Hackers & Designers collective. She has done programming and curated exhibitions for the Salwa Foundation, TodaysArt, Bits of Freedom, Hackers & Designer, the W139, and Mediamatic, amongst others.

Marly Pierre-Louis

Marly Pierre-Louis is a writer and community cultivator originally from Brooklyn. She’s interested in using technology, art and words to organize people and ideas.

Marly sits at the feet of Toni Morrison, James Baldwin and Hip Hop. She is a first generation Haitian-American, a big sister, a mother and a Taurus through and through.