Morgan Martinez is a queer Virgo with a resting concerned face who is working and living in Chicago. She is the Founder/Editor in Chief of Hooligan Mag, and is also a photographer and self-published poet. Besides spending her time thinking about new ways to create, learn, and heal, you can catch her feeling things too much and collaborating with artists. You can collaborate with her too at @morganmartinez on Twitter and Instagram.

Rivka Yeker is a writer, event + cultural organizer, brand strategist and a Libra based in Chicago. Rivka is passionate about thinking, talking, and writing about intergenerational trauma + ancestral healing, community-building, sustainable and ethical branding, post-Soviet Jewish identity, queerness, transformative justice and media & cinema theory. Rivka believes culture should be at the center of all political movements.

S. Fey (they/he) is a Trans writer living in LA. Currently, they are the poetry editor at Hooligan Magazine, and co creative director at Rock Pocket Productions. Their debut poetry collection, decompose, is out with Not a Cult Media. His work has appeared in American Poetry Review, Poet Lore, The Sonora Review, and others. They love to beat their friends at Mario Party. Find them on socials @sfeycreates.

Rosie Accola is a zine-maker, editor, and poet based out of Grand Rapids, Michigan. She published her first full-length poetry collection, "Referential Body" with Ghost City Press in 2019. She is an MFA candidate at Naropa University's Jack Kerouac School. You can follow her on Instagram @rosieaccola

Brian Seungheon Kim (BK) (he/him/his) is a bisexual Korean-American poet/actor/photographer currently based in Los Angeles. He likes peanut butter cups very much and identifies as a vape trash himbo. You can find his work in Honey Literary, HAD, The Daily Drunk Mag, Lumiere Review, and Hooligan Mag <3. He posts his shenanigans and photography on Instagram @briiankiim and @b.k.film.

Chester Wilson III is a reviewer, editor, and writer from Chicago. They are currently obtaining their BA in Creative Writing at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His work has appeared in publications like Poetry Magazine, Hobart, and Parallax. They are in the process of writing a chapbook that explores their proximity to queerness, masculinity, and the phases of the moon.  

Dia Roth is a non-binary poet living in Seattle. Their work appears or is forthcoming in Poetry Northwest, Sonora Review, HAD, and elsewhere. You can find them partially submerged in the nearest body of water. Follow them at diaroth.com.

Dare Williams (he/they) is a Queer HIV-positive poet and literary worker rooted in Southern California. A 2019 PEN America Emerging Voices Fellow, he has received support/fellowships for his work from John Ashbury Home School, The Frost Place, Brooklyn Poets, Breadloaf, and Tin House. Dare’s poetry has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize, Best of the Net, and Best American Poets. His work has been featured in Foglifter, The Shore, Exposition Review, West Trade Review, and elsewhere. He is currently an MFA candidate at Warren Wilson College. Follow him at Darewilliams.com.--