Devyn Mañibo is a Jersey-bred, Brooklyn-based maker, feeder, and arts worker. She has has had poetry, book art, and multimedia installation work presented and published internationally in festivals, museums, and journals including the MIX NYC Queer Experimental Film Festival, the National Queer Arts Festival, the Queens Museum, Sixty Inches from Center, TAYO Literary Magazine, Bitch Magazine, the Brooklyn Rail, and the Chicago Reader. She was a 2020 Tin House Summer Workshop Scholar in poetry and the co-editor of already felt: poems in revolt & bounty. She is currently working on a long term project centered on the poetics of radical hospitality entitled good luck.

Noel Pangilinan is a senior editor at the Asian American Writers’ Workshop. He teaches Philippine Studies courses at the University of Mount Saint Vincent in New York City. He launched two online publications: the hyperlocal Queens7.com, and the immigration rights advocate ImmigraNation. He co-founded Pinoy Life, a knowledge-sharing channel for Filipino Americans, and the Philippine International Network for Advocacy and Solidarity (PINAS), an advocacy group to promote and defend human rights in the Philippines. Noel has taught at Rutgers University, Seton Hall University and the City University of New York-Hunter College. Noel, a long-time journalist in Manila and Cebu, was editor in chief of the militant Philippine Collegian of the University of the Philippines when the Marcos dictatorship was overthrown in 1986.

Soleil Davíd is a poet and translator. She received a BA from UC Berkeley and an MFA from Indiana University. Her honors include the Peter K. Jansen Memorial Travel Fellowship, a Bread Loaf scholarship, a PEN America Emerging Voices Fellowship, and the Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature. She is a senior editor for translation at The Margins.