Aaron Barry is said to look like a poor man's Penn Badgley, and he's perfectly okay with that. His haiku and senryu have appeared in many of English-language haiku's most prestigious magazines and have placed in several international competitions, including the 2019 VCBF Haiku Invitational and The Haiku Foundation's 2021 Touchstone Award for Best Individual Poems. Currently, he barely affords rent in Burnaby, BC, Canada.Find him on IG @aaronmbarry or @zennialhaiku Eunbyul Kwak is a professional illustrator based in Los Angeles, California. She graduated from Otis College of Art and Design in 2010, and has worked as an illustrator and graphic designer since. Kwak's style focuses on fantasy and surreal illustrations, using her freehand digital art skills, and she likes to work in a wide range of genres, including manga/manhwa art for comics, children's illustrations, poetry books, logos, t-shirts, portraits, and more. She is the illustrator for Anime Prompts Gone Wild (PGW, 2022). John Stevenson was born in Ithaca, New York, and currently lives in the village of Nassau, New York. He is the former president of the Haiku Society of America (2000), former editor of its literary journal, Frogpond (2005-2007), and current managing editor for The Heron's Nest (since 2008). He is the author of several haiku books, including the award-winning My Red: The Selected Haiku of John Stevenson (Brooks Books, 2021).