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Rick Rofihe Publisher & Editor-In-Chief  
[ rrofihe@yahoo.com ]
Rick Rofihe is the author of Father Must, a collection of short stories published by Farrar, Straus & Giroux. His fiction has appeared in The New Yorker, Grand Street, Open City, Unsaid, Swink, and on epiphanyzine.com. His nonfiction has appeared in The New York Times, The Village Voice, SPY, and on mrbellersneighborhood.com. A recipient of the Whiting Writers' Award, he has taught writing at Columbia University, and currently teaches privately in New York City. He is a member of PEN, and the judge of the annual RRofihe Trophy Short Story Contest for Open City magazine.

June Eding Senior Editor
June Eding studied poetry with Andrew Carrigan, and fiction with Charles Baxter at the University of Michigan, where she also earned a BFA in Printmaking. She has written several children's books, including Snow Magic, and is the creator and author of Napoleon Dynamite Sketchbook. She currently works at a major publishing house in New York City.

Jennifer Doerr Director of Online Publicity and Outreach
[ jenniferatanderbo@gmail.com ]
Jennifer Doerr studied fiction with Pulitzer Prize-winner Steven Millhauser and Kathryn Davis and has contributed pieces to The New Yorker, Time Out New York, Self, Shape, The New Haven Advocate, Publishers Weekly, Mediabistro.com, Short Story magazine, and more. She currently works as a Publicity Manager in a major literary publishing house in New York City and is working on a collection of short stories.

Wayne Conti Contributing Editor
Wayne Conti's short stories appear on Pindeldyboz.com and anderbo.com, and in Open City. He lives in New York City.

Editors at Large:

Darren Miller
Darren Miller is a student at the George Washington University, majoring in Dramatic Literature, and minoring in Theater and Creative Writing. Darren leads, writes and performs with various comedy groups, and produces and writes for beast.Films. He is also a co-founder and contributing editor of The Colonialist, a blog concerning student life at The George Washington University, as well as Find He-Man, a blog concerning the pursuit of a "real-life superhero" in Manhattan.

Caroline Batten
Caroline Batten is a graduate of the University of Arizona's Creative Writing MFA program, where she also taught undergraduate fiction. She writes short stories, mostly set in Maruyama, Japan, where she lived for three years. She is also currently working on a novel. She was a finalist in the Writers at Work Fellowship Competition, judged by Steve Almond, and a winner of a Fellowship Position at Summer Literary Seminars in St. Petersburg, Russia, judged by Margaret Atwood.

Melinda Quintero
Melinda Quintero is a graduate from NYU's Gallatin School, specializing in post-colonial literature. She currently works for a travel publisher. However, the day will come when she'll publish the (next) great American novel. In the meantime, she plans on circumnavigating the globe before she turns thirty.

Alexandra Sears
Alexandra Sears, originally from Atlanta, earned a B.A. in English from Brown University, where she studied hypertext in the CAVE with Robert Coover and fiction writing in the library with Meredith Steinbach. She has written many short stories and collaborated on projects with likeminded artists and programmers. Her passion for the evolution of the English language led her to study Chaucer and Anglo-Saxon poetry. She now lives in New York as an aspiring editor.

Chalcey Wilding
Chalcey Wilding is a native of New York and a recent graduate of Reed College in Portland, Oregon, where she pursued poetry in theory and practice.

Christopher Cummings
Christopher Cummings is a graduate of Ithaca College, where he earned a Writing B.A. He writes short stories and is currently working on several projects. He aspires to be a publishing magnate.

Julia Wong
Julia Wong has been Fiction Editor of the Harvard Advocate.

Sophie McManus
Sophie McManus lives in Brooklyn and has an MFA in Fiction Writing from Sarah Lawrence College. She teaches writing and is currently finishing her first novel.

Catherine Foulkrod
Catherine Foulkrod studied hypertext fiction with Robert Coover, and cinematic literature with Carole Maso at Brown University, where she received a BA in Art Semiotics and Creative Writing. She currently lives in Lower Manhattan's Little Italy.

Aziz Friedrich
Aziz Friedrich, a graduate of The Fieldston School in Riverdale, New York, is at New York University's Gallatin School, where he has studied "Writing the Fragment" and "The Letter as Literature" with Professor Victoria Blythe.

Gabrielle Mitchell-Marell
Gabrielle Mitchell-Marell has contributed articles and reviews to Publishers Weekly, Variety, New York Magazine online, New York Theater News and Citysearch.com. She has taught at Fordham University and the Writing Center at Yeshiva University. She has an MFA in Fiction Writing from Sarah Lawrence College. She grew up in Woodstock, New York.

Tobin Hack
Tobin Hack graduated from Princeton in 2006 and is working as an editorial assistant at Plenty Magazine.

Phoebe Bronstein
Phoebe Bronstein has a B.A. in English Literature and History from UCLA in sunny California.