MASTHeAD

Editor in Chief

DEC '21 - Present

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Oak Ayling (She/Her) is a Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net nominated poet and semi-professional human.

Her debut pamphlet 'With Love from the Curator' was released to a locked-down audience in 2021, through Indigo Dreams Publishing.

Oak's other works can be found in various literary magazines and in print anthologies 'For the Silent' from Indigo Dreams Publishing & 'Light Through the Mist' from author Helen Cox.

More can be read about her either at her website oakaylingwriter.co.uk or on any of her socials: Twitter  //  Insta 

linktr.ee/oakayling

Flash Fiction Editor

NOV '23 - Present

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Jonathan Darren Garcia is a San Antonio based writer. He has been published in several literary magazines including From Whisper To Roars, Dream Noir, That Gray Zine, Scum Gentry Alternative Arts, Crepe and Penn Quarterly, Royal Rose, etc. He is a Staff Contributor for 2x award winning PEPPER Magazine and was a featured poet for San Antonio Creative Care Fest. In his time off he is an avid reader, dreamer, and probably hanging out at a local cafe.

Poetry Editor

NOV '23 - Present

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Oladejo Abdullah Feranmi is a writer and haikuist from Nigeria. He was shortlist in the Thomas Dylan Poetry contest (youth category) and received nominations for the Best of the Net and Pushcart Awards. Abdullah is actively involved in the literary community, working as a submissions reader at Sea Glass Literary Magazine and editing for The Incognito Press. In 2023, he achieved second runner-up in the Wingless Dreamer's Contest. His work can be found in publications like Paper Crane Journal's 'Outstanding Young Poets '23' and as a finalist in the Hayden's Ferry Review Poetry Prize. His writing appears in Gone Lawn, Salmon Creek Journal, Spare Parts Lit, SPIRITS, The Lumiere Review, Hooligan Magazine, South Dakota Review, among others.

Reader

NOV '23 - Present

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Shaldeen Gorthi is an Australian-based aspiring author and avid reader. Dedicated to both her school and literary community, she volunteers to mentor younger students, is the EIC of her school newspaper, and designs for both Justice Advocates Law Journal and Peiskos Lit Mag. Shaldeen's favourite genres include murder mysteries and YA romance which makes her cry.