Sarah Voss is a retired minister, author, and lecturer who lives in Omaha, Nebraska, and publishes mostly esoteric stuff about religion and science which sometimes gets used by strange academicians in religion or history classes or by normal ministers for strange purposes: What Number Is God?; Voice to Voice; Heart to Heart; Zero: Reflections About Nothing. She's published numerous articles on "matheology" and "moral math," too, in publications as varied as Parabola, Religious Humanist, and Theology and Science. Her poems and creative nonfiction have appeared in various literary journals and anthologies, including Thema, The Mid-America Poetry Review, The Healing Muse, Ellipsis, Nebraska Presence, r.kv.ry, and (forthcoming, web journal) Sacred Journey. Micro-fiction (250 words max) is a new exploration for her.

Michael is a writer living in Pennsylvania. He has a B.A., works as a technical writer, and is looking for a publisher/agent for his second novel, Janitor.

Scott T. Hutchison was born and raised in Virginia, and currently makes his home in the Belknap Mountains of New Hampshire. Work has appeared in such magazines as The Georgia Review, Antietam Review, and The Southern Review.

Publication: Hawks of the Interstate