Christopher Bernard is a founder and co-editor of Caveat Lector. His new novel, Meditations on Love and Catastrophe at The Liars’ Café, is now available.

Anita Charuworn is an economist who lives and works in San Francisco.

Keoni Everington is a correspondent with Taiwan News, and a martial arts practitioner/actor. He lives in Taipei.

Ernest Hilbert is a poet and writer whose poems have appeared in Yale Review, American Poetry Review, Harvard Review, Parnassus, Sewanee Review, Hudson Review, Boston Review, Verse, New Criterion, Seneca Review, The New Republic, American Scholar, Oxonian Review, and the London Review, as well as several anthologies. For more on his work, visit ernesthilbert.com.

Jack Karp is an award-winning playwright based in New York. For more on his work, visit jackkarp.com.

Frank Ko lives in Las Vegas.

Ho Lin is co-editor of Caveat Lector, and author of China Girl, published by Regent Press. For more on his work, visit www.holinauthor.com.

Grace Pirri Mardigan lives in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey.

E.J. Mitchell is a senior content strategist and experienced journalist who has been recognized as a Pulitzer Prize in Public Service finalist, and coined the term "carjacking". For more on his portfolio, visit his LinkedIn page.

Blue Monté is a poetess who lives in San Francisco. For more on her work, visit www.blue-monte.com.

Richelle Slota published her first novel, Stray Son, in 2016, and, in 2015 with Yaw Boateng, co-authored a non-fiction book, Captive Market: Commercial Kidnapping Stories from Nigeria. She lives in San Francisco.