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Asheley Nova Navarro
Asheley Nova Navarro is a Dominican poet and translator with work featured or forthcoming in Brink, Waxwing Literary Journal, Tahoma Literary Review, La Piccioletta Barca, and Revista Casapaís, amongst others. She lives in Atlanta, Georgia, where she is the Founding Editor of Sontag Mag and a Poetry Reader for The Adroit Journal.
Aanji Sin
Aanji Sin is a queer Chinese American poet from the Los Angeles area. She is a recent graduate of Scripps College and holds a BA in English Literature. Her moon is in Aquarius, and she enjoys Asian American literature and soy lattes. Her poetry appears in the Agave Review.
Amarys Dejai
Amarys Dejai is a multifaceted writer from Austin, Texas. Her poetry and prose have been published by Local Wolves, Foglifter, and others. In addition to working with Sontag, she is currently the Director of Writing for the Austin-based art and creative magazine Glaze, a music journalist for the press outlet Punkaganda, and a staff writer for Hayat Life Magazine. Alongside being a writer, she is a photographer, artist, and educator.
Aanya Mehta
Aanya Mehta is in her senior year, majoring in English literature. Her love for literature has been immense, and she is interested in pursuing her research in the field of literature itself. Other than creative writing, she does street photography, which has helped her heighten the level of observation needed to write creative and effective poetry. Her poetry has been published in various anthologies, and her photographs have been displayed in the National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi, India.
Aiman Tahir Khan
Aiman Tahir Khan is a writer from Lahore, Pakistan, and the inaugural Pakistan Youth Poet Laureate in English. Her work appears in Nimrod International Journal, Harpur Palate, Michigan Quarterly Review: Mixtape, Nashville Review, and elsewhere.
Anna Erre
Anna Erre recently graduated from a publishing and editing master’s degree in Paris, France. She currently works freelance as an editor and proofreader, tries to learn how to tattoo, and spends the rest of her time browsing second-hand bookstores. She loves trees more than anything in the world.
Rishi Janakiraman
Rishi Janakiraman is a poet and essayist who writes from Raleigh, NC. He has been recognized by the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, Urban Word, Young Poets Network, Bow Seat, and Best of SNO. A Top 15 Foyle Young Poet of the Year, his work has been published in The New York Times, The Poetry Society, Rust + Moth, and Dishsoap Quarterly, among others. He serves as the Co-Editor-In-Chief of Polyphony Lit and as the NC Youth Poet Laureate.