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Editors-in-chief

Claire Wang

Mira Sridharan

Mira Sridharan

Claire is a young writer in California. When she’s not writing, she’s probably binging webtoons or finding other ways to waste her time. Her works have been nationally recognized by the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers.

Mira Sridharan

Mira Sridharan

Mira Sridharan

Mira is a young writer in California. She has attended both Interlochen Arts Intensive and California State Summer School for the Arts for creative writing. She is the Youth Poet Laureate for her county. Her hobbies include cooking for her family and walking her dog.

Kenna Zhang

Mira Sridharan

Kenna Zhang

Kenna Zhang is a young writer from North Carolina. She has been recognized by the Gilbert-Chappell Distinguished Poet Series and Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. She has attended Interlochen's Arts Intensives. In her free time, she tries various snacks and listens to true crime podcasts.

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Angie Lucien

Sriharini Seshachalam

Sriharini Seshachalam

Angie Lucien is a summer child who loves the smell of candy stores. Her works have been published in the Eunoia Review, Ink and Marrow Lit, Fleeting Daze among many others. She also reads for Aster Lit, hoping to bring an international perspective into the English poetry community. A keyboardist and (song)writer, she also obsesses over Syd Barrett and John Lennon on her Instagram: @delucienal_

Sriharini Seshachalam

Sriharini Seshachalam

Sriharini Seshachalam

Sriharini Seshachalam is a Northern California based poet and artist. She enjoys watching period dramas and horror in her free time, along with a cup of chamomile. Seshachalam's poetry reflects questions and challenges with ancestry and femininity, exploring gender, lost ancestry, and efforts to reconnect with culture. Seshachalam has had

Sriharini Seshachalam is a Northern California based poet and artist. She enjoys watching period dramas and horror in her free time, along with a cup of chamomile. Seshachalam's poetry reflects questions and challenges with ancestry and femininity, exploring gender, lost ancestry, and efforts to reconnect with culture. Seshachalam has had two poems published by The Muleskinner, a short story in fiction accepted by The Southland Alibi, and three poems accepted for publication by Eunoia Review this January. 

Claire Zhong

Sriharini Seshachalam

Claire Zhong

 Claire is a young writer in North Carolina. She's always had a passion for writing, especially creative writing, and she loves creating new worlds and characters and spinning stories with them. She has published three fiction books - two for young readers and one for middle-grade readers. She has also written numerous short stories, some

 Claire is a young writer in North Carolina. She's always had a passion for writing, especially creative writing, and she loves creating new worlds and characters and spinning stories with them. She has published three fiction books - two for young readers and one for middle-grade readers. She has also written numerous short stories, some of which have won Gold Keys in the Scholastic Regional Writing Awards. In her free time, she enjoys rock climbing, watching K-dramas, and playing with her cat. 

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