Charlotte Crowe

Charlotte Crowe holds an MFA from the Iowa Writers' Workshop and an MA in English from the University of Oxford, where she completed a dissertation on Virginia Woolf and Jane Ellen Harrison, the first female classicist and archaeologist in the UK. A 2017 Emerging Writer Fellow at the Center for Fiction, she currently works at the Brooklyn Public Library and is writing her first novel

Spencer Huffman

Spencer Huffman is a playwright, actor, and director based in Chicago. His plays include: When We Were Little, Shine Down On Us, The Swamp Play, Like Some Deep Booming, and If Only We Were Ghosts. His plays have earned finalist and semi-finalist nominations from The National Playwrights Conference, American Stage’s 21st Century Voices New Play Festival, Landing Theatre Co. New American Voices Festival, and The New Colony. Spencer’s plays have received staged readings from Three Cat Productions (Chicago, IL) and Broken Bell Productions (Chicago, IL). He was a member of the Writers Room 7.0 at The New Colony in Chicago. His directing credits include Bug by Tracy Letts and Jerusalem by Jez Butterworth. Spencer earned a BA Kenyon College with majors in Theatre and English.

Etan Nechin

Excerpt from Text for a Performance UTTER: The Violent Necessity for the Embodied Presence of Hope, Venice Biannale 2015

Etan Nechin is an Israeli writer living in New York. His writing has been published at ZYZZYVA, Apogee, Columbia Journal, Huffington Post, MonkeyBicycle, Entropy, MutualArt and more. His text for a performance, UTTER: The Violent Necessary for the Embodied Presence of Hope, was shown at the 2015 Venice Biennale. Currently, he is the online editor of The Bare Life Review, a journal of immigrant and refugee literature.

https://cargocollective.com/etan-nechin