K. M. Higginbotham is a writer and editor from a small town in North Alabama. Her first novel debuted when she was sixteen years old. Since then, she has published two additional novels, started a freelance editing business, and chased a career in traditional publishing. She now resides in Nashville, where she spends most of her time working on creative ventures, reading too many books, and planning trips around the world with her husband.

Ashlyn E. Inman is an MFA creative writing student at Fairleigh Dickinson University. Her essay “Okay” was published in Women Write Now: Women in Trauma, and her essay “Dog in a Box” was included in Ignatian Literary Magazine’s 2023 Spring Edition. She lives in Nashville, and if she’s not out writing at a local coffee shop, she’s probably watching Star Wars.

Brianna Youngman has a BA in animation from CSU Northridge, initially aiming to become a concept artist for movies. Armed with her trusty brushes, pens, and an unwavering passion for visual storytelling, she is evolutionizing her illustrative and Graphic Design work, continuing to work as a freelance artist. When she's not wearing her artist hats, you can find her out adventuring and becoming rich with experiences. From traveling to fishing, she loves spending her time outside in her home state of California—without ever forgetting her sketchbook.