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By James Diaz  James Diaz (They/Them) is the author of This Someone I Call Stranger, (Indolent Books, 2018) and All Things Beautiful Are Bent (Alien Buddha, 2021) as well as the founding editor of Anti-Heroin Chic. Their work has appeared or is forthcoming in Apricity, Thrush Poetry Journal, Corporeal, The Madrigal, The Lumiere Review, Selcouth Station and Wrong Doing Mag.
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By James Diaz  James Diaz (They/Them) is the author of This Someone I Call Stranger, (Indolent Books, 2018) and All Things Beautiful Are Bent (Alien Buddha, 2021) as well as the founding editor of Anti-Heroin Chic. Their work has appeared or is forthcoming in Apricity, Thrush Poetry Journal, Corporeal, The Madrigal, The Lumiere Review, Selcouth Station and Wrong Doing Mag.
By James Diaz  The things we saw, the things we knew Recess We are innocent James Diaz (They/Them) is the author of This Someone I Call Stranger, (Indolent Books, 2018) and All Things Beautiful Are Bent (Alien Buddha, 2021) as well as the founding editor of Anti-Heroin Chic. Their work has appeared or is forthcoming in Apricity, Thrush Poetry Journal, Corporeal, The Madrigal, The Lumiere Review, Selcouth Station and Wrong Doing Mag.
By Jaina Cipriano  Jaina Cipriano is a Boston based artist communicating with the world through photography, film and installation. Her works explore the emotional toll of religious and romantic entrapment. Jaina creates her photographs in built sets, forgoing digital manipulation because she believes creating something truly immersive starts with the smallest details. A self taught carpenter, Jaina loves a challenge and her larger-than-life sets draw inspiration from the picture books and cartoons of her childhood.
By Rosie Howard  Rosie Howard is an evil gay painter in new paltz, ny.
By Ekaterina Pavlova  Ekaterina Pavlova is a modern Russian photographer. She was born in Omsk in 1991. Ekaterina studied at Omsk State University named after F.M. Dostoevsky. She graduated with honors from the Faculty of Psychology in 2013. Since 2014, Ekaterina began her creative activity in the field of photography. In 2020-2021, she shot first project "Souls" and in the same year organized an exhibition in the city of Omsk. In Summer 2021, she became a laureate in the international competition Vienna International Photo Awards. Currently, Katya is working on a new project "Motherhood on the inside out" and actively participates in contests and open calls.
By Jude Okhuelegbe  Jude Okhuelegbe is a visual artist based in Lagos, Nigeria. His art revolves around realness and simplicity, using his art to reflect on stories or showing off peoples' essences and stories through photographs.
By Irina Novikova  Irina Novikova began to draw from an early age, the first subjects being fantastic birds and animals. By her first education, she is an art critic (State Academy of Slavic Cultures), by her second she is a graphic designer (MGTA). The main techniques that she uses are watercolor, ink, gouache, and acrylic. She loves experimenting and mixing different materials. She also draws a lot on environmental topics. The first big series that Irina drew was the "Red Book" dedicated to rare and endangered species of animals and birds.
By Sydney Kysar  Sydney Kysar is an animator and muralist based in LA. Exploring the fantastical while working to educate and inform, Sydney has refurbished over 100 school libraries with murals and new books and creates award-winning animations about friendship, queerness, and disability.
By Ella Cunningham and yes, this is a fish finger sandwich but the fact I opened the freezer and put the oven on makes it a win and yes I’ve been catching up on three days’ worth of calories and group chat messages and now housework and yes Netflix I’m watching Gilmore Girls again oh look it’s the one where I roll out of bed at one-thirty pm and into work at two and wash the same lady’s back three days in a row and they love talking about weather so I say it’s definitely autumn now and they all nod but it’s rewarding work and it’s a learning curve keeping twenty-five elderly people mentally and physically well as they watch TV all day but as I said it’s rewarding and I’m here in this random pick-off-the-map county that could be anywhere and it’s a really nice place to live with its ring road and its green belt that I know everyone’s dying to keep because I’ve seen the posters on the lampposts, maybe now I’ve finished this episode I’ll care more about the green belt listen, I know the hoover makes a racket but forgive me, I’ve only just seen the state of the carpet Ella Cunningham (she/her) is a queer poet from Chester, UK. Her work has featured in Bath Magg, Porridge, Stone of Madness, and Poetry Bus, and she was longlisted for the 2021 Plough Prize. She currently lives in South East London and works for a care charity. Twitter: @EllaMadalene
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