About Our Artists
ISSUE #13 ARTISTS
Helen Hofling cuts, pastes, and casts spells in Brooklyn, NY where she lives with a cute girl and two maniac cats. A graduate of The Writer's Foundry, her recent work can be found/is forthcoming in Barrow Street, Rabbit Catastrophe Review, Storm Cellar Quarterly, UPPERCASE Magazine, The Vassar Review, Infinity's Kitchen, and elsewhere.
Helen Hofling cuts, pastes, and casts spells in Brooklyn, NY where she lives with a cute girl and two maniac cats. A graduate of The Writer's Foundry, her recent work can be found/is forthcoming in Barrow Street, Rabbit Catastrophe Review, Storm Cellar Quarterly, UPPERCASE Magazine, The Vassar Review, Infinity's Kitchen, and elsewhere.
Jason Burke Murphy grew up in South Arkansas, with frequent visits to family in between Central Texas and Southeastern Texas.
This photo series, Goethe-ized with Goethe’s Eyes, all include eyes that were cut from a t-shirt featuring Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
He can been seen in a photo, taken when he was a teen, pretending to be a cowboy. The photo is next to a cat with Goethe's eyes.
Murphy is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Elms College in Western Massachusetts. He mostly teaches Ethics and Political Philosophy.
He reads philosophy, follows soccer, and advocates for a basic income guarantee. He has written about Star Trek, athletic glory, and social justice.
He and his daughter are currently arguing over house affiliation for Harry Potter fans. Murphy argues you can imagine you are in whatever house you need on the occasion. His daughter thinks that lacks seriousness and may even be a bit disloyal.
Murphy wishes to thank Elms College's Bloom magazine, which included one photo from the Goethe series.
This photo series, Goethe-ized with Goethe’s Eyes, all include eyes that were cut from a t-shirt featuring Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
He can been seen in a photo, taken when he was a teen, pretending to be a cowboy. The photo is next to a cat with Goethe's eyes.
Murphy is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Elms College in Western Massachusetts. He mostly teaches Ethics and Political Philosophy.
He reads philosophy, follows soccer, and advocates for a basic income guarantee. He has written about Star Trek, athletic glory, and social justice.
He and his daughter are currently arguing over house affiliation for Harry Potter fans. Murphy argues you can imagine you are in whatever house you need on the occasion. His daughter thinks that lacks seriousness and may even be a bit disloyal.
Murphy wishes to thank Elms College's Bloom magazine, which included one photo from the Goethe series.
Caroline Manley is a sophomore English Literature major at Saint Francis University in Loretto, PA. As her major suggests, she is not often seen without a book in her hand. Fiercely passionate about her artwork, she plans to attend grad school and study animation, storyboarding, and concept design.
