Rewa Zeinati
Founder/Editor-in-Chief

Poet, writer, and educator Rewa Zeinati, is the author of the poetry chapbook, Bullets & Orchids, and the nonfiction book, Nietzsche’s Camel Must Die. She has an MFA from the University of Missouri, Saint Louis. Her work can be found in Prairie Schooner, Natural Bridge Journal, Guernica Magazine, Bird’s Thumb, Poetry Daily, Mizna, Al Jadid Journal, Quiddity, The Santa Clara Review , Common Boundary: Stories of Immigration, and UNCOMMON: DUBAI, Making Mirrors, Best Small Fictions 2019.

Interviews & Reviews at: FEN magazine, Mashallah News, Arab Woman Magazine, The National, The Daily Star, Six Questions For, The Luxembourg Review, New Pages, Emirates Festival of Literature, Arab Literature in English, Sampsonia Way Magazine, UMSL Daily, Washington Square Review.

Lena Mahmoud – Interviews Editor

Lena Mahmoud is the author of AMREEKIYA, named one of Foreword’s “Four Phenomenal Debut Novels” of 2018 and described in Library Journal’s starred review as “relevant for people worldwide.” Lena was also a finalist for the Louise Meriwether First Book Prize and nominated for two Pushcart Prizes. Her work has also appeared in Fifth Wednesday, Sukoon, and A Gathering Together, among others.

Zeena Yasmine Fuleihan – Fiction Reviews Contributor

Zeena Yasmine Fuleihan, a first-generation Lebanese American with roots in Palestine, is a fiction writer, poet, and musician. She is the marketing and publicity assistant at Coffee House Press and the editor of Mizna, an Arab American literary journal. Her creative work has appeared in multiple literary journals and she writes monthly critical essays on the Ploughshares blog. Zeena is the recipient of the Harry Scherman Writing Award in Creative Prose, the Wendy Parrish Poetry Award, the Nick Adams Short Story Contest honorable mention, among others. She graduated summa cum laude with a BA in English (Creative Writing) and minors in music and Arabic in 2018 from Macalester College. Twitter/Instagram @zeenayasmine

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Helen Wing – Poetry Reviews Contributor

Helen Wing is a UK poet and fiction writer and works as a poet-in-residence in schools in China and the UK. She runs creative writing workshops for performance and poetry book publishing projects with migrant children and refugees.  Her work has been published in UK, US, China and Lebanon by The Spectacle, Mississippi Prize Review, The Good Men Project, Southern Cross Review, Sukoon, Forward Poetry, The Perspective Project et al. and in the poetry books Archangel, Savage Torpor and Nowhere Near a Damn Rainbow.  Her poems were nominated for the Pushcart Prize in 2016 and she was long-listed twice for the UK National Poetry Competition in 2018.

Layla Azmi Goushey – Poetry & Nonfiction Reviews Contributor

Layla Azmi Goushey is a Professor of English at St. Louis Community College in St. Louis, Missouri.  She holds an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from the University of Missouri – St. Louis. Her creative work has been published in journals such as Yellow Medicine Review, Mizna: Journal of Prose, Poetry and Art Exploring Arab America, Natural Bridge, The St. Louis Anthology, and a forthcoming anthology of Arab-American creative non-fiction. She frequently reads her work at events in the St. Louis area. Professor Goushey’s scholarly work is focused on Arab and Arab-American literature and culture. Her dissertation research examines the teaching philosophies of higher education faculty members in the Arab region. She presents local lectures on Arab and Arab-American culture and she recently served on a panel to discuss the Oslo peace accords as part of a discussion of Oslo, a play at the St. Louis Repertory Theater. She writes for Arab-themed blogs such as https://arablit.org/ – Arabic Literature in Translation. She is a long-time peace activist for issues in the Arab region including the Israeli-Palestinian issue.