Contributors

 
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Jonathan Alves

Jonathan “Jonny” Alves is a visual artist and writer who graduated from Florida State University with a Bachelors’s in English - Editing, Writing, and Media. Born and raised in Miami to a Trinidadian family, he became interested in videography after viewing the films Blue Velvet and Scooby-Doo (2002) and wanted to find a way to create his own vision. His core specialties are writing and directing, but he occasionally steps in front of the camera, too. Jonny hopes to bring some more of his concepts to fruition soon. Follow him on Instagram.

 
 
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Centerfold Angel

One day a young girl was looking for a board game to play when she stumbled upon dirty magazines her catholic grandpa had hidden. The forbidden image of a lady in the nude seemed to stick fairly well with her. 

Growing up in the suburbs of Pittsburgh, PA, Blair Conner is a fine art and portrait photographer. Her main focus is vintage erotica inspired self portraits. Intrigued by old nudie magazines and America's spacious land, she submerges herself as characters from a different time. Feeling at home in a wig and a cigarette and sometimes not much else she creates her work. 

Shooting digital and film, Blair documents her life whether it is performative or natural. The series "Make Yourself Your Own Sex Symbol" is a message of self love. Making her own magazine tears and centerfolds, Blair then goes on to rephotograph the image as a damaged magazine tear in ode to the magazines hidden under the bed. 

Blair Conner recently moved from New York City and now resides in Austin, TX.

 
 
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Rachael Babel and Sarah Rattay Maloney

Rachael Babel (left) is a freelance film photographer, videographer, and ceramic artist currently based in Los Angeles. She specializes in 35mm portraits that attempt to convey a series of dreamscapes. She is currently writing and directing a feminist twist on the conventional Western genre.

Sarah Rattay-Maloney (right) is a Los Angeles-based freelance filmmaker and video artist. Some of her recent editing work includes music videos for surfbort and Nick Flessa, as well as the short films Freezerburn and The Ballad of Dina & Dennis. She is also a co-founder of Salty Bitch Productions, a femme film collective dedicated to telling stories by and about femme-identifying folks. She strives to create radical visibility and opportunities in front of and behind the camera.

 
 
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Sunshine Barbito

Sunshine Barbito is a twenty-one year old fiction writer. She currently lives in Portland, Oregon. Her short stories have been showcased in multiple literary magazines; her most recent publication being her story Baby, published by Sad Girl Lit in October 2020. Since moving to the Pacific Northwest, Sunshine has worked as a freelance editor, collaborating on projects with Dark Horse Comics and Sega, including The Umbrella Academy and Fight Club 3. She spoke at a panel about crime stories in comics at the 2019 Portland Comic-Con to promote her first series as sole writer, Mafiosa. Sunshine attends a fiction workshop with a wonderful group of liars that not only taught her the basics of writing but how to really see everything, the whole world, as a story. Sunshine intends to continue to pursue writing in New York City. Follow her on Instagram.

 
 
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MITCHELL Mailoux-GLIDDEN

Mitchell Mailloux-Glidden is a film programmer and projectionist in New York City. He writes about cinema and music with some regularity here. He also has a Twitter.

 
 
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Carla de Jesus Jerez

Carla de Jesus Jerez (@teetertats) is a filmmaker, actor, and writer. They are a founding member of the queer and BIPOC-led internet collective witchess!, where they have premiered their recent works: the pilot for their sketch comedy web series The Girlgang AU, as well as the short film Offline. They desperately hope all these words can make them appear real, serious, & legitimate~ 

 
 
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Noa Mendoza

Noa Mendoza recently graduated from Vassar College with a BA in Media Studies. She is currently based in San Francisco, soon to be based in Madrid. She is currently working as a sound editor and with children as a creative writing educator. She is interested in molding and permeating the conventional boundaries between sound and written word, narrative and poetry.

 
 
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Guavamush

Guavamush is a self-taught, Brooklyn-born collage artist. She rotates between analog cut-and-paste, digital, and acrylic mediums. Her work is often referred to as “visual poetry,” due to an eccentric mix of provocative imagery with periodic inclusion of free verse and prose. Her work has been featured online/in-print in Quaranzine Mag. You can find her on Instagram.