Monthly Contributor Highlights
APRIL 2026
Neurodivergent Awareness Month
CONTRIBUTORS
LISA ROULLARD has one poem in Nimblewitlit: Trustworthy. Her work has appeared in widely, including recently in Tyger Tyger. In 2025 she was interviewed by Little Thoughts Press. Follow her children’s poetry on Instagram @LRoullard. Her poetry for adults can be found at lisaroullard.com.
SUMITRA SINGAM work can be found in Issues 4: Exclusion and Issue 5: Resistance. Her novella-in-flash “Mother Karma” is available via google form and from Jake. Her other publications can be found on her website https://sumitrasingam.squarespace.com/ or on Bluesky @pleomorphic2. Sumitra’s writing focuses on themes of the body, trauma, motherhood and relationships.
MARCH 2026
Women's
History
Month
NEHA SAMPAT‘s art “A? or B?“ is found in our Issue 7: Integrity. Voice, poetry, and artwork are spotlighted in numerous publications and podcasts, including, “Dear NWLs” (Beyond the Page Writing), “Legacy ” (The B’K Magazine), “Oh Inaya…” (Wildscape Literary Journal), “Dis-orient“ (Mouthful of Salt), “Visions of Trespass” and (Mouthful of Salt). Find Neha here: @nehainprint (IG) and @nehaunerased (Substack).
J.C. TODD can be found in Issue 1: Food with the poem “The Heart Doesn’t Have Four Chambers Yet.” J.C.’s poetry collection Beyond Repair (Able Muse, 2021), is focused on war’s traumatic effect on women, both civilians and combatants, with a special focus on wars in the Middle East and Europe in the 20th and 21st centuries. It can be ordered at www.jc-todd.com
DELPHINE GAUTHIER-GEORGAKOPOULOS has stories in Issue 2: Happy Place, Issue 3: Anticipation, and Issue 4: Exclusion. Delphine gives a talk on Creative Community Session by Jennifer McMahon, Mini interviews on The Pride Roars and Trash Lit Cat, and has recent publications with Blood + Honey, Frazzled Lit, Bending Genres, and Ghost Parachute.
FRANCESCA ROLLE is in Issue 7: Integrity with her poem, “If Facts Were Hamburgers.” Find her on Bluesky @francesca-laura.bsky.social.
LIA PAS has two poems in Issue 2: Happy Place, an artist feature in Interalia Magazine, interview on Threadstack, and art on an upcoming album called The Comprador (link to come).
Karen Grose is a contributor from Issue 4: Exclusion. Her debut novel, The Dime Box, was selected by Amnesty International for its 2021 Book Club. Flat Out Lies and All June Left Behind followed. What We Keep Silent, the first novel in The Bri Watters Thriller Series will be released in April 2026. She has flash fiction, poems, and short stories published by Roi Faineant Press, Paddler Press, Punk Noir Magazine, Hooghly Review, Bunker Squirrel Magazine, and Superior Shores Press. Track her down on X: @kgrose2, IG: karengrosewrites, FB, or at www.karengrose.com
Irish
Heritage
Month
CONTRIBUTORS
LORI CRAMER can be found in Issue 6: Nostalgia, with the micro “Sweet Girl,” nominated for Best Microfiction 2026. Her most recent publication is “Every Sunday Morning at 9, Dad Honks the Horn of His Midlife-Crisis Mustang,” featured in Fictive Dream on February 2, 2026.
LISA THORNTON of Issue 6: Nostalgia, has an interview with JMWW in her role as Senior Flash Fiction Editor in October, 2025. Works include: “Word Count” is available with JMWW, “Glory Days” published in Wild Roof Journal, and “Knights of New Hampshire” in Temple in a City in June, 2025 (a personal favorite from last year).
BUSAYO AKINMOJU can be found in Issue 2: Happy Place with the story “In Two Fingers.” More published works can be read by visiting her website. Two recent works she is proud of are “The Belly of the Rock” with Augur Society and “Lungs” of Inner Worlds.
MEGAN HANLON writes quietly devastating creative nonfiction for people who want to be changed by what they read. She is featured in Issue 4: Exclusion. Her words have appeared in dozens of literary magazines, including The Forge Literary Magazine, Gordon Square Review, and Reckon Review, and have been nominated for the Pushcart Prize and the Sundress Publications Best of the Net anthology. She is currently querying a memoir-in-flash about the meaning of home. Check out her blog.
KIRA COLEMAN‘s poem “I’ll Miss You Aunt Kathryn” is published in Issue 4: Exclusion. You can also find examples of her work in Eunoia Review with “Sofa Days” and “For a Couple of Value Menu Cheeseburgers” and “It’s Just a Tampon, Not a Trojan Horse” published in Text Power Telling.
GARY FINNEGAN is based in county Kildare, Ireland. His story, “Dress-up Night,” was published in Issue 6: Nostalgia. His flash fiction and short stories have appeared in a wide range of journals, and a new piece called “Career Guidance” is forthcoming in Flash Fiction Magazine. “Winter Camp” won the Shooter Flash Competition last November, while “Limbo Nights” won the Frazzled Lit Short Story Award 2025. You can listen to Gary reading “Limbo Nights” on the Frazzled Lit podcast here. Gary is working on a novel.
MELISSA FITZPATRICK was the cover artist for Issue 5: Resistance. She’s excited to share her comic “Birds of Los Angeles,” hybrid piece, “Matilija” (Temple in a City), and prose works: “On the longest night of the darkest year,” which was short-listed for the Welkin Writing Prize; “Only Water, Then Sky,” in Atlas & Alice; “The Cougar in the Attic,” in Moonpark Review; and “At the Roller Rink on My Last Day in Dublin,” in FlashFlood, in honor of her Irish Heritage.
Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
CONTRIBUTORS
DEE ALLEN. can be found in Issue 4: Exclusion, with the poem “Invisibility.” With two poetry books published, you can read Dee’s work: The Mansion (Gnashing Teeth Publishing), and Boneyard (Phoenix Voices Publishing). Here is one of Dee’s favorite Afrocentric poems: Overcome.
THE APRILCENTAUR published with us for Issue: 4 Exclusion with the poem “Open Eyes.”
JARYD PORTER is included in our most recent Issue 7: Integrity with his story “A Song for Assata.” His most recent publication is “Brother from Another” with Your Impossible Voice in Issue 33, with “Neighborhood Watch” coming soon with Free Flash Fiction and a graphic narrative “Late” featured in Door is a Jar Issue 38 available for pre-order now!
MIKE FLOWERS‘s poem “The Basketball Pass” is found in Issue 2: Trustworthy of our Nimblewitlit Magazine.
