Contributors

Ashley Escobar

Ashley D. Escobar is a fiction MFA candidate at Columbia University and a multidisciplinary artist. She is the author of SOMETIMES (Invisible Hand Press, 2021) and co-founder of Wind-up Mice art and literary journal. Her work has appeared in The London Magazine, TRANSOM, and Hobart, among others.

Dmitriy Smirnov

Jordan Galland

Jordan Galland is an NYC-based filmmaker, musician, playwright, and actor who has collaborated with Mark Ronson, Daniel Merriweather, Zosia Mamet, and Domino Kirke among many others. He has written and directed four feature films and made his off-Broadway debut performing his play Orchid or Kid at the Chain Theatre in Winter 2023. His next play One-Eighty ran in June 2023 at the Latea Theater on the Lower East Side. His newest song "The Comet" marks over two decades of collaborating with friends and mentors Sean Lennon (who played bass and guitar on the recording) and Timo Ellis (who produced and arranged the track.) The album art is by Colby Sadeghi.

Kristin Miller

Kristin Miller is a writer, photographer and documentary filmmaker. She has written about travel, technology, art, and environmentalism, and is a recent PhD in Sociology and Film & Digital Media from UC Santa Cruz. A second-generation third culture kid, Kristin has been traveling her whole life, and learned a love of wild places from an early age. She lives in Los Angeles, where she splits her time between the San Gabriel Mountains, Central LA, and the Pacific.

Monique Erickson Sklar

Monique Erickson is LONESOME. New Yorker, poet, forever outsider. Daughter, wife, mother, nerd. Writer, editor, professional dreamer.

Nick Moss

Rebecca Rose Cuomo

Rebecca Rose Cuomo is a writer, curator, and art consultant based in Brooklyn, New York. Her research interests are cross-disciplinary and her work combines insights from nature, performance studies, history, decoloniality, feminist and queer theory, science, philosophy, and world-making. Her writing is published on platforms including Frieze, BOMB, ARTnews, Mousse, Quodlibet, and more.

Theresa Ganz

Theresa Ganz was born in New York City. She earned her BA from Vassar College in Film and her MFA from San Francisco Art Institute in Photography. She works in photo-based collage, installation and video. She currently resides in Providence, RI where she is an Associate Professor of Visual Art at Brown University. Her book, Shape Shifting was published by the Penumbra Foundation, Summer 2019. Her first trade publication, Grand Illusion, will be published by Mousse Publishing in the Fall of 2023.