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What we're doing:
We like reading. We hope you do too. We strive to find exceptional, undiscovered writing and artwork, package it into a neat little book and send it to as many mailboxes as possible.
Some of our long term goals are to encourage high school students to work on their creative writing. Encouragement comes in many different forms, from offering themes as a writing catalyst to providing scholarships for contest winners. Seeing their work in print and distributed nationwide may be the most encouraging.
We'll keep you updated.

Who we are:
Sonya Dunning - Co-Editor in Chief / Nonfiction Editor
Holding a B.A. in English from Western Washington University, a M.A. in Literature from Central Washington University, and currently pursuing a M.F.A in creative writing from the University of Idaho, Sonya Dunning (S.J. Dunning) is a scholar and a writer whose roots in the Pacific Northwest run deep. Her poetry and nonfiction have appeared in the following journals: Pif Magazine, Flyway, and Creative Nonfiction. Her essay “for(e)closure” was the winner of Creative Nonfiction’s 2011 MFA Program-Off, and is a “prototype” of sorts for the memoir she is currently drafting—a personal exploration of matters such as home, family, and the American Dream. Aside from writing, her interests include dogs, Cadillacs, and time.

Sonya Dunning
Jory M. Mickelson - Co-Editor in Chief / Poetry Editor
Jory M. Mickelson’s work has appeared in Oranges & Sardines, New Mexico Poetry Review, Assaracus, Knockout Literary Magazine, and other journals.  He’s the recipient of the 2011 Academy of American Poet’s Prize for the University of Idaho and his chapbook Slow Depth was published by New Sins Press in February 2012.   He  also maintains the blog Literary Magpie.
Mick
Bradley Wonder - Fiction Editor
Bradley writes fiction and creative nonfiction, and he's currently dabbling in metafiction.  He also reads.  Currently, he lives in Minneapolis where he rides his bike daily and is training for his first marathon. He has recently decided to adopt a vegan lifestyle, and he's blogging about it as VeganForaYear.com.
Bradley