Blog Staff 

Udita is an Indian author currently residing in London. In their free time, they will either be gushing over dogs, sobbing through an animated movie or reading anything that transports them away from reality. She uses writing as an escape and is a passionate advocate for DEI.

Writer/poet, just a wannabe connoisseur of literature and cinema. 

G.R. Tomaini is a First-Generation LGBTQ Federal McNair Scholar, an Artist, Poet, Theologian, and Systematic Philosopher, as well as an author of ten books — three philosophical monographs as well as seven volumes of poetry — who graduated with a Master’s degree in Systematic Philosophical Theology from Union Theological Seminary in Manhattan; he earned a Bachelors in Philosophy from the formidable Rutgers — New Brunswick Philosophy department, during such time as he audited twenty-five graduate seminars, enrolled in six, and was, generally speaking, a protégé of Drucilla Cornell.

Aarani Diana is a writer and poet from Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. Her work has appeared in the Journal of Erato, Orange Blush Zine, and Hot Pot Magazine, and is forthcoming in various publications. She is a staff writer for Love Letters and the Incognito Press. She also publishes her own blog, sparkoftheflames.com.

Faye Allego  is a Filipino-Iraqi journalist and poet born in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and raised in Marikina, Metro Manila. Taking inspiration from her late grandfather's works, her various works include Music History Deep-Dives on her Substack, Album Reviews for The Flying Lugaw, Photography featured on i-D Magazine, Poetry, and Essays on grief.

Stephen Lee Naish is a writer, artist, and the author of six books of non-fiction, notably, Create or Die: Essays on the Artistry of Dennis Hopper (AUP), Riffs and Meaning (HeadPress), and Screen Captures: Film in the Age of Emergency (Newstar Books). His work has appeared in Aquarium Drunkard, Film International, Sublation Magazine, The Quietus, Empty Mirror, Dirty Movies, Albumism, and Merion West. He lives in Kingston, Ontario. 

Finnialla is a writer, poet, and artist whose work can only be described as the best trash west of the Mississippi. They have been published in Musing Publications, Messy Misfits Club Zine, The Creative Zine, Anachronism Magazine, SCAB Magazine, and Rat World Magazine. They also contribute their work to the Incognito Press and Outlander Zine every month. If you like their work, find even more garbage at finn-all-uh.org or check out their Twitter for weird hyperfixations and 2 am prophetic ramblings, (@finn_all_uh).

Angelina Ni is a Chinese American writer based in Fremont, California with a special love for editing. They play three musical instruments and are currently working on a novel. You can find their poetry published in an anthology, Shades of the Night, by Writer's Pocket.

Amber is a Poetry and Prose Editor for The Incognito Press. She currently resides in Suffolk, UK, and has just completed her MA in Creative and Critical Writing. As a keen storyteller, Amber enjoys all forms of writing, but gravitates towards experimental nature writing, familial narratives, and poetry. 

Revika Sangamita (she/they) is weaving her portrait of being a queer poet, storyteller and artist while residing amidst New Delhi, India. When not illustrating her characters on the corners of the textbooks, they are connecting meanings and feeding her curiosity of anything & everything. From writing diaries, she started embracing her mental health issues, healing, hope, grief and all kinds of love through poetry. Along with releasing her debut poetry chapbook 'Grief and Other Flowers' (Writer's Pocket, 2023), their work has been featured in Live Wire India, Bloom Magazine, Graveyard Zine, Outlander Zine, Evoke & Echo Literary Magazine, Querencia Press, The Global Youth Review and several anthologies. Find them @revikasangamita on Instagram and itsrevika@gmail.com on Gmail.