Rosanne Tolin
Co-editor
Rosanne Tolin was born and raised in St. Louis but has lived in the Chicago area since graduating from law school. She is the award-winning author of Freedom’s Game and More Than Marmalade, and has published feature articles in many newspapers and periodicals. Rosanne freelances for her not so 9-to-5, taking frequent snack breaks to satisfy her (unbound) obsession for peanut butter. When she’s not working, Rosanne enjoys hiking with her dogs in the Indiana Dunes or Colorado’s Tenmile Range. Off the trail, you can find her online at rosannetolin.com and on Instagram at @rosannetolin.
Allison Creighton
Co-editor
Currently a senior lecturer at Washington University in St. Louis, Allison has also worked as a music therapist and a high school English teacher. Her writing has appeared in Potomac Review, Atlanta Review, Natural Bridge, The Mochila Review, and in anthologies. Her book, Drawing Down the Moon, received semifinalist honors from the Persea Books Lexi Rudnitsky First Book Prize, the Blue Lynx Prize, and the Crab Orchard Series in Poetry. Additionally, her work has earned recognition from Atlanta Review, LitMag, the St. Louis Poetry Center, and the Wednesday Club of St. Louis. A long-time member of a poetry postcard collective, Allison often writes with her cats, Poe and Wilde, nestled beside her.