Photo: Esther Dobson

The Team

Josh Seligman is the founding editor of Foreshadow and co-host of Forecast.
Will Shine is a co-host of Forecast. 
Alina Sayre is an editor of Foreshadow.
Jarel Paguio is the Music Co-host of Forecast.

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Authors

You can read the authors' full bios by clicking the links to their work.
You can find published works of some of our authors here.

Alan Altany is a septuagenarian college professor of religious studies.
     1. Grunewald's Crucifixion (Poetry, September 2022)

Evan Amo is a minister and musician based in Denver, Colorado. 
     1. World Reborn (Music, April 2021)

Bill Ayres teaches Sunday school to five year olds. They ask good questions.
     1. The Parable of the Talents (Poetry, April 2022)

Matthew J. Andrews is a private investigator and writer from California.
     1. Jonah and the King (Poetry, March 2022)
     2. Contribution (Poetry, May 2022)

Laura Arendt is a theopoet based in San Francisco, California.
​     1. Testify (Poetry, January 2022)
     2. Second-Hand World (Poetry, May 2022)
     3. Justice on Our Streets (Poetry, May 2022)

Philip Michael Bulman is a poet who lives in Maryland.
     1. Elegy for Desert Flowers (Poetry, July 2022)
​     2. Ascensions (Poetry, August 2022)
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Bryant Burroughs is a writer living in South Carolina.
     1. The Widow Whose Son Lived (Fiction, July 2022)

Michael Dean Clark is an author and editor based in the Los Angeles, California, area.
     1. No One Sees It Yet (Fiction, February 2021)

Stephen D. Edwards is a fiction writer.
     1. Because He Lives (Fiction, April 2022)

Kelcey Ellis holds a Bachelor's degree in Family Life Studies, a Masters of Public Health and a Mild/Moderate Education Specialist credential.
     1. A Mother's Loss and the Father's Love (Non-fiction, January 2021)

Phil Flott is a poet.
     1. Angels Kept Visiting (Poetry, September 2022)

Urzula Glienecke, PhD, is a Latvian theologian, artist and activist living in Scotland.
​     1. A Foretaste of the Kingdom (Non-fiction, April 2021)
     2. Life Lines (Art, May 2021)
     3. New Beginnings (Art, August 2021)

Jaden Goldfain is a writer and writing student based in California. 
     1. The Quarantined War of Young People (Poetry, February 2021)

Phyllis Green is an author, playwright and artist.
     1. Jesus on the Cross (Art, April 2022)
     2. God's Shining Light (Art, September 2022)

Kay Harkins is a writer, educator, artist and musician living in San Diego, California.
     1. Off-Center (Poetry, February 2021)

Tim Harvey is a pastor and writer based in Roanoke, Virginia.
     1. The Comfort that Comes to Those Who Mourn (Non-fiction, May 2021)
     2. ...And by What We Have Left Undone (Non-fiction, June 2022)

Rick Hill is a writer and educator.
     1. The Transfiguration of Stan Neuman (Poetry, February 2021)

Terry Jarvis is a woodworker and author.
     1. I Found a New Life (Non-fiction, December 2021)

Ryan Keating is a pastor and winemaker.
     1. Jonah Moves (Poetry, September 2022)

Eileen R. Kinch is a graduate of Earlham School of Religion's ministry of writing programme and is a writer based in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. 
     1. Planting Forgiveness (Poetry, March 2021)
     2. If Anyone Asks (Poetry, March 2021)

Nicholas Kotar is an epic fantasy author and an Orthodox deacon.
     1. The Song of the Sirin (Excerpt) (Fiction, June 2021)

Kat Kovalevska is a writer living in London, England.
     1. The Coldest Day of the Year (Fiction, October 2022)

Caroline Liberatore is a poet from Cleveland, Ohio.
     1. Library Liturgy (Poetry, February 2022)
     2. Ecology (Psalm 84) (Poetry, August 2022)
     3. Unearthings (Poetry, September 2022)

Michael Lyle is a poet living in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.
     1. Wick of the Soul (Poetry, October 2022)

Emma McCoy is a literature student and writer based in California.
     1. the third movement of Genesis (Poetry, January 2021)
     2. To Cross the Jordan (Poetry, June 2021)
     3. a voice in the darkness (Poetry, October 2021)
     4. swinging from an olive tree (Poetry, April 2022)

Dean Nelson is a journalist, professor and author based in California. 
     1. Finding Healing in Lockdown​ (Non-fiction, January 2021)

Doreen Nyamwija holds a business degree in entrepreneurship and is based in Uganda.
     1. Servant Leadership in Community (Non-fiction, May 2021)
     2. On Building a Team (Non-fiction, July 2021)

Alexandra O'Sullivan is a wife, mother, and amateur poet from Texas.
     1. A Living Sacrifice (Poetry, April 2022)

Anna Osmaston (1922–2021) was a WWII veteran and a beloved wife, mother and grandmother.
     1. Carefree (Poetry, August 2021)
     2. Starlight Night (Poetry, September 2021)

Sandro F. Piedrahita is an American Catholic writer of Peruvian and Ecuadorian descent. 
     1. The Crucifixion of St. Peter (Part 1 of 2) (Fiction, August 2022)
​     2. The Crucifixion of St. Peter (Part 2 of 2) (Fiction, August 2022)
     
Rosemary Power is a medievalist and writer.
     1. The Lord of Creation in His Mother's Arms (Art, January 2021)
     2. In the Time of Covid-19 (Poetry, March 2021)
     3. The empty day (Poetry, March 2021)
     4. Another walks beside (Poetry, May 2021)
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Lev Raphael is an essay and fiction writer.
     1. Revelation (Fiction, May 2022)

Chris Roe is a poet from Norfolk, England.
     1. Dawn Trilogy (August, 2022)

Kathryn Sadakierski is an essay and poetry writer.
     1. The Story of Another Soul: Spiritual Motherhood as My Vocation (Non-fiction, July 2022)

Katie Sampias is a writer, wife and mother based in Australia.
     1. Sepphora's Choice (Fiction, September 2022)

Alina Sayre is an author and theopoetics student.
     1. Keeping Vigil (Poetry, March 2022)
     2. Vocation as a Gift (Interview, March 2022)
     3. Sleepwalker (Poetry, April 2022)
     4. Highway (Poetry, May 2022)
     5. Deep Gladness: Writing as a Vocation (Non-fiction, June 2022)
​     6. Stone Church (Poetry, August 2022)

Steven Searcy is an engineer and poet based in Atlanta, Georgia.
     1. Morning Prayer (Poetry, August 2022)
     2. Do What Cannot Be Left Undone (Poetry, September 2022)

Miriam Seligman
     1. Far Out in the Distance (Poetry, November 2021)
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Sam Seligman is a writer-folksinger. 
     1. The Holy City (Non-fiction, March 2021)
     2. The Strength of Gentleness (Interview, July 2021)

Michael Stalcup is a Thai American missionary living in Bangkok, Thailand.
     1. Sometimes Mercy (Poetry, September 2022)
     2. Covenant Prayer (Poetry, September 2022)
     3. Lines Last (Poetry, September 2022)
     4. Cultivating (Poetry, October 2022)

​Scott Stevens is a composer. 
     1. Dawn Will Prevail (Music, December 2020)
     2. Perspective (Music, January 2021)
     3. Listening Inwardly (Interview, April 2021) 
     4. The Strength of Gentleness (Interview, July 2021)
     5. Depths (Music, August 2021)

Brooke Wickline is a writing and visual art student and writer based in California.
     1. you don't see what i see (Poetry, November 2021)

Patty Willis is a minister, writer and artist based in Arizona.
     1. Pumping Station in the Desert (Poetry, July 2021)

Emma Winchell is a writer and photographer.
     1. Epitaph (Poetry, July 2022)

Carl Winderl is a writer, author and educator.
​     1. At Judas' funeral (Poetry, March 2021)
     2. A Writer Is Always at Work (Part 1 of 2) (Interview, May 2021)
     3. A Writer Is Always at Work (Part 2 of 2) (Interview, June 2021)
     4. at the anti-tower (Poetry, June 2022)

Alice Wisler is an author and writing workshop leader.
     1. Two Words Together (Non-fiction, September 2022)

Susan Yanos is a spiritual director, writer and writing teacher based in east-central Indiana.
     1. God Who Sent the Dove Sends the Hawk (Poetry, January 2021)
     2. Love Song of the Anawim (Poetry, April 2021)
     3. Getting Unstuck: The Personal Story and the Spiritual Journey (Non-fiction, May 2021)
     4. Upon Turning Sixty in October (Poetry, October 2021)

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Photographers

Esther Dobson
     1. Epiphany (January 2021)
     2. Stipple (March 2021)
     3. Steadfast (March 2021)

Amiel Osmaston
     1. The Simple Offering (January 2021)
     2. Morning Light (February 2021)
     3. Tide (June 2021)
     4. Every Tree (June 2021)
     5. One (July 2021)

Carina Postolache
     1. Stronger (March 2021)
     2. Risen (April 2021)

Alex Selarque
     1. Fiery Sky (January 2021)

Jon Seligman
     1. Drift (February 2021)
     2. Upwards Bent (March 2021)
     3. Path (May 2021)

Miriam Seligman
     1. The Sandpiper and the Sea​ (December 2020)

Momiji Seligman
     1. Memory (May 2021)

Sam Seligman
     1. The Hush (January 2021)

Carole Spencer
     1. After the Storm (February 2021)

Justin Thompson
     1. Deep Down Things (February 2021)

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