PJ Nights
Senior Poetry Editor

PJ Nights lives in coastal Maine and teaches physics and astronomy further inland. Her poetry has been published in journals and anthologies such as Animus, Penumbra, Slow Trains Volumes I and II, Language and Prejudice, Blue Fifth Review, Steel Point Quarterly, The Green Tricycle, Stirring, LotusBlooms, the muse apprentice guild, and Rock Salt Plum Poetry Review. She won First place in the 2003 (6th annual) Poetry Super Highway contest.

Pedro Trevino-Ramirez
Poetry Editor


Pedro Trevino-Ramirez is a Pushcart Prize nominee, and his most recent chapbook is titled Origins and Anonymity, a fresh introspective collection. He is currently a guest editor for MiPo, and his work is published or upcoming will be seen in the following: Cotyledon, Poesy, Third Lung Review, Jack Magazine, Pilgrimage, Tin Lustre Mobile, Cokefish, and Tamafhyr Mountain Poetry.

Jenni Russell
Poetry Editor ~ Interviewer


Recently, I decided I needed a schedule. The garbage can was infested with red ants, flies swarmed my kitchen windows, and a cockroach built a nest under my computer’s monitor. The schedule gives me two hours a day for chores. It helps. I dislike talking about myself in the third person, it makes me feel weird and uncomfortable. However, I know that is the way a bio tends to sound professional. I often wonder what is expected of me in a bio like this. I often wonder why I exist at all. Do you want to know why I am interested in poetry? The same reason a pollywog is interested in water, I suppose. I’ve met people who are trying to go from “normal” to “weird” in their creative endeavors or in their lives. I spend the majority of my time fighting to get back towards the “normal” bracket. You can visit my online forum here http://p204.ezboard.com/bkitsch

Jack Anders
Reviewer ~ Resident M.O.C

Didi Menendez
Publisher, etc., etc., etc.....