Lily Grace Fast is an interdisciplinary artist who uses writing, drawing, and cooking as methods to explore affect and multivalent modes of being. Born in Washington DC, Lily has lived in Long Beach, CA, and currently resides in Chicago, IL. 

Austin worked at the Congressional Research Service in the Library of Congress, where he provided non-partisan policy analysis to members of Congress and their staff. He then worked as an Economist at the U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of Tax Analysis. After his time at the Treasury, he worked as the Director of Special Projects at the Open Markets Institute where he continued to highlight the growing economic concentration in the American economy. Austin is now the Deputy Director of the Thurman Arnold Project at Yale University. He is also a Senior Fellow at Data for Progress and is on the Board of Directors for the Socially Responsible Agriculture Project.

Gordon Haber is a writer, editor, and mediocre guitarist. His recent short fiction has been in Cagibi and Newtown Literary. His nonfiction on religion and culture has appeared in The Forward, Religion Dispatches, and Religion & Politics. Gordon also edits the CANVAS Compendium, a newsletter on Jewish arts and culture. His awards include a Fulbright Fellowship to Poland and two Queens Arts Fund New Work Grants.