Quote from Bunny: In high school, an essay topic was, “What are you thankful for?” I said, “My sanity.” My best friend said, “TV.” Everyone else said, “Jesus.” I wondered if I might be out of place here.
Kiery blogs at Bridging the Gap, draws Humorotica, Chronicles of a Bitch Goddess, and runs KieryGeek. Find hen on twitter @kiery28.
Sarah Ganzhorn grew up in a conservative homeschooling Christian family with 8 siblings in the woods of Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula. She currently works for a policy non-profit in Seattle to reform Washington’s child welfare and juvenile justice systems to become safer and more supportive for LGBTQ+ young people. She enjoys painting, Arrested Development, punk dive bars, and traveling by herself.
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Sebastian Faust comes from a fundamentalist Christian background. He is currently a grad student studying theology in Nashville, Tenn and Editor-In-Chief at On Pop Theology, where he also hosts a podcast on religion and biblical scholarship. In his spare time, he enjoys cycling the greenways, hiking the forests, reading all the books, and wearing tweed.
Liberty University, 2010 – Heidi Joy
March 1, 2014 1:00 am : Issue One| Mixed Media| Painting| Photography
missing you
How trusting you feels
Chains of time
loneliness
Heidi Joy is a feminist who is engaging her community at the coffeehouse she works at and through community service projects. She is currently in bartending school and hopes to be a nutritionist eventually. She likes camping, reading social theory, and naps.
Oil on canvas.
Amy studied at Virginia Commonwealth University’s School of the Arts, receiving her bachelor’s degree in Communication Arts. Her award-winning work has been displayed in New York City as well as venues around Richmond, Va. She now lives in Midlothian, Va. with her husband, Mark, and dog, Theo. She paints mostly with oils both outdoors and in her home studio. Her work can be viewed at www.thisisamy.com.
Caitlin J. Turpin is a space cadet turned Grove City College graduate with a love of art and speculative fiction. She works, writes, and roams the ether of the imagination with her husband in State College, Pa.