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Monty Python reference to the side, stay tuned for an announcement of next issue’s theme, for which submissions will be opened on Thursday.

Thanks to everyone who’s purchased a copy of the inaugural issue on Amazon; we hope you enjoyed it. I’m also pleased to announce that the inaugural issue is now available on iBooks and Barnes & Noble. Just 99 cents (US) in all three places, so there’s no reason you can’t have a copy of A Literation on any device you own!

We appreciate your patience and support as we break through our growing pains. There will be some changes to the submission guidelines, so make sure you read through those before you submit.

Thanks again!

Jen
Editor-in-Chief

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Editor-in-chief

Jennifer Mueller

Jen Mueller's favorite color is purple, her favorite number is 7, and her favorite animal is the elephant. She enjoys swinging on swings, dancing in her kitchen, writing paragraphs about herself in the third person, and other pointless exercises in narcissism. She was born, and has been writing ever since. When she's not writing, she's sleeping. She does not live in Australia.

Managing Editor

Cordelia Gable

Cordelia Gable is a lawyer. She lawyers things a lot. She enjoys honeycrisp apples, eschews grocery stores, and writes about toothpaste, love, and family.

Production Designer

Luke Dingle

Copy Editor

Vance Osterhout

Vance writes only very serious pieces. Lacking humor completely, he is perfectly formed for the utilitarian rigours of copy editing. Operating with machine-like algorithmic precision, he generates widely varied works as well as scanning others for errors.

Lead Poetry Editor

Kevin Grijalva

Kevin Grijalva is a dude who got into poetry for the money. He fears he might have made a huge mistake.

Lead Prose Editor

Noelle Wonder

Noelle Wonder, literary terrorist and ontological saboteur, does not actually exist. She is a figment of some warped imagination.

Poetry Editor

Cheyenne Varner

Cheyenne Varner is a twenty-one year old undergraduate student studying activism through the arts and education as well as creative writing -- you know -- all the things that don't make people any money in the real world. Ever since Mavis Beacon taught her to type on her mother's Mac, she's been an avid devotee of all products Apple. She enjoys Regina Spektor songs, crocheting, The Office, and mismatched socks.

Amy Sarah Weston is an engineer at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, where she doesn't write very much. She spends the rest of her time writing short stories and bad poetry, tutoring, watching as many movies as she can find, and scrolling through pictures of whales on tumblr.

Prose Editor

Kelsey Gutierrez

Kelsey Gutierrez is a twenty-something gal that spends entirely too much time army-crawling through the dredges of the internet. she also writes, occasionally.

Prose Editor

Cole Bubenik

Cole's a want-to-be-writer living in the oh so great city of Austin, Texas and studying English Literature at The University of Texas. He's obsessed with memory and metaphor, folklore and mythology, and occasionally some non-writing stuff like puppies, chocolate, TV, and boys.

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