Chris Duncan is the fiction editor and founder of RRR.  He lives with his wife, Stephanie and two daughters, Hannah and Emma, in Abingdon, Virginia. He is a graduate of Queens University of Charlotte’s MFA creative writing program. He has published fiction in thirty some odd journals, including Stirring: A Literary Collection, The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, The Best of Carve Magazine, Ink Pot Literary Journal, and Lichen Arts and Letters Preview. He’s working on a novel titled Woodburn. Check out his website & blog at www.chrisduncanhq.com.

Scott C. Holstad is the poetry editor and holds degrees from the University of Tennessee, California State University Long Beach, and Queens University of Charlotte. He has authored 15 volumes of poetry, one of which – 1995’s Places (Sterling House) – was nominated for the 1996 Pulitzer Prize.  His work has appeared in hundreds of magazines worldwide, including The Minnesota Review, Wisconsin Review, Hawaii Review, Chiron Review, Pearl, Atom Mind, Long Shot, Exquisite Corpse, Caffeine, Pacific Review, Palo Alto Review, Santa Clara Review, Poetry Ireland Review, Arkansas Review, Awakenings Review, Lullwater Review, Asheville Poetry Review and Southern Review.  Further, his writings have been featured in textbooks and anthologies published by Longman, Harper Collins, and the Texas Review Press, among others. Notable writers who have provided his books’ back cover plugs include Edward Field, Gerald Locklin, Robert Polito, Marilyn Kallet, Michael Bugeja and Lawrence Ferlinghetti. He lives in Chattanooga.

Kelley Clink is the nonfiction editor.  She has degrees in literature from the University of Alabama and DePaul University.  Her work has appeared in South Loop Review, Under the Sun, Cadillac Cicatrix, Flashquake, The Gettysburg Review, and The Prose~Poem Project.  She lives with her husband in Chicago, where she teaches nonfiction workshops and does creative freelance editing.  She is currently at work on a memoir titled A Different Kind of Same.   You can learn more about her at www.kelleyclink.com.