
Anne Gudger
Anne Gudger is a passionate essayist and memoir writer, published in multiple journals, who cherishes her life with her beloved husband and family.
Anne Gudger is a passionate essayist and memoir writer, published in multiple journals, who cherishes her life with her beloved husband and family.
Samuel Miranda is a poet, artists and teacher whose work is a conversation with the people he encounters.
John Whittier Treat is a Pacific Northwest writer whose stories and novels explore crises of the current age ranging from pandemics to climate change and disability.
Natasha Gordon-Chipembere, born in Brooklyn New York, is a writer, scholar of slavery, professor, mother, wife, and founder of the Tengo Sed Writers’ Retreats for BIPOC in Costa Rica, where she currently resides.
Addie Tsai is a queer and non-binary artist and writer of color who teaches in Houston and elsewhere.
David Jackson Ambrose has an MFA in Creative Writing from Temple University, an MA in Writing Studies from Saint Joseph’s University, and a BA in Africana Studies from The University of Pennsylvania.
A lifelong writer, Lisa Solod finds listening to and telling stories just about the best thing in the world.
A native of Charleston, Mississippi, I am an unapologetically Black southern woman, and this extends itself into my writing.
Nicole Zelniker (she/her) is a writer and activist currently living in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
Savannah Johnston is a citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. Her work has appeared
Carly Israel has written about parenting, divorce, and recovery for the Huffington Post and other venues. She is
Donna Miscolta, who grew up in California and now lives in Seattle, has a bachelor’s
Sion Dayson grew up in North Carolina and earned an MFA from Vermont College of Fine
Fayeza Hasanat, a Bangladeshi-American writer, teaches at the English Department of the University of Central
Kim Dana Kupperman a critically acclaimed, award-winning essay collection, I Just Lately Started Buying Wings. Missives from
Rosalie Morales Kearns, a writer of Puerto Rican and Pennsylvania Dutch descent, is the founder
A. Rafael Johnson is a Kimbilio Fellow. He earned his BA in Drama from the University of
Alexandra Chasin received a Ph.D. in Modern Thought and Literature at Stanford University in 1993,
Amanda Montei holds an MFA from the California Institute of the Arts and is a
Anna Joy Springer a prose writer and visual artist who makes grotesques – creating hybrid
Beth Couture received her Ph.D. in Creative Writing from the Center Center for Writers at
A recipient of the Henfield Transatlantic Review Award for Fiction, Brian Bradford has published work
Carol Ciavonne’s poetry is both lyrical and experimental and has been noted for its visual
AUTHOR CHRISTOPHER GRIMES is the author of Public Works: Short Fiction and a Novella (FC2,
Cris Mazza is the author of over 17 books, including Various Men Who Knew Us
David F. Hoenigman is the author of Burn Your Belongings (Jaded Ibis Press, 2010) and
Davis Schneiderman is a multimedia artist and writer and the author and editor of eight
Dawn Raffel is the author of two story collections, Further Adventures in the Restless Universeand
Elizabeth Earley holds a BA in Creative Writing and an MFA in Fiction from Antioch
Elizabeth J. Colen was born in the Midwest, raised in the Northeast, has lived in
Grayson Del Faro lives and writes in Reykjavík, Iceland. Mutilations on a Theme exemplifies the idiosyncratic ways
Jacob Paul’s novel, Sarah/Sara, was named by Poets & Writers as one of 2010’s five
Jan Millsapps is a pioneering digital filmmaker, an early web innovator, and a versatile and
Jane Rosenberg LaForge was born in Los Angeles and raised in the suburb of Laurel
Janice Lee is a writer, artist, editor, and curator. She is the author of KEROTAKIS
Jorge Armenteros is a practicing psychiatrist and graduate from Harvard University. In addition to his
Leslie McGrath’s interviews with poets appear regularly in The Writer’s Chronicle. Winner of the 2004
Lily Hoang is the author of The Evolutionary Revolution, Changing, a recipient of the PEN
Marlon L. Fick divides his time between his home in Mexico City and his work
Dr. Martin Nakell, the author of 12 books, both poetry, and fiction, has won the
Mathew Timmons’ projects include The New Poetics, CREDIT, Where is it Written?, After Darío, and
Michael Cadieux was born and raised in the Northern Rocky Mountains of Montana. Until the
Mugi Takei was born in New York and moved to Japan when her parents decided
Nathan Douglas Hansen served the U.S. Army as an Arabic Linguist and Combat Flight Medic.
Pamela Mills (1956-2004) grew up in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. After majoring in English and
Patricia Catto was born in Auburn, New York, of Italian immigrants. She is the author
Dr. Pedram Navab is a neurologist and sleep medicine specialist who currently resides in Los
Rick Whitaker is the author of Assuming the Position: A Memoir of Hustling and The
Rosetta J. Ballew-Jennings is most at ease amidst the moxie of old houses and cemeteries.
Roxanne Carter received her MFA in Literary Arts from Brown University in 2008, and a
Sharon White’s book, Vanished Gardens: Finding Nature in Philadelphia, won the Association of Writers and
Justin Petropoulos is the author of the poetry collection, Eminent Domain, selected by Anne Waldman
Matthew Cooperman is the author of, most recently, Spool, winner of the New Measure Prize (Free
Scarlet is a bimonthly blog dedicated to publishing the work of artists whose pieces give voice to the complexities of our multiple identities. In keeping with JIP’s mission to uplift marginalized voices, Scarlet aims to showcase bold and unique framings of the view from the margins, giving strong preference to writing that questions norms and provokes discourse. We are looking for work that redraws lines and reclaims spaces. Submissions should be original works of poetry or prose that amounts to 1500 words, or less.
Payment for submissions selected for publication on Scarlet is $80.
Email submissions to scarlet@jadedibispress.com
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