our authors

Zephaniah Sole is a Martha's Vineyard Institute of Creative Writing Author Fellow as well as an alum of VONA and Tin House. His fiction has appeared in Epiphany, Gargoyle Magazine, Collateral Journal and Vestal Review, among other publications. A graduate of New York University, he's been a filmmaker, a public school teacher, and is an FBI agent. Born and raised in Brooklyn, he now lives in the Pacific Northwest.

Rob McClure Smith was born in Scotland. He currently lives in Galesburg, Illinois, and teaches film at Knox College where he is John and Elaine Fellowes Professor of English. His fiction has appeared in Gettysburg Review, Manchester Review, Chicago Quarterly Review, Barcelona Review and many other magazines.

J K Nottingham has lived and written in the North of Scotland, North East England, North West London, and now lives in St. Albans with his wife and their two boys. He has a Masters in Screenwriting and Producing from the University of Westminster, and is alum of the University of Sunderland. He managed an inner city youth centre throughout his twenties. His debut play Lost in Mozart played to sold out theatres in Notting Hill and Edinburgh, the screenplay for which won the British Urban Film Festival's inaugural screenwriting competition.

Tristan walker is a Trinidadian author and father of three daughters. His daughters not only motivates him to write, but to also be a good role model for young persons in Trinidad and Tobago's society. Mr. Walker hopes that his commitment to becoming an author despite life challenges, will inspire young persons around him to persevere and overcome their troubles. He writes in the crime fiction genre and his stories are based on, detectives, drugs, corruption and criminal gangs.

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