  DL Shirey lives in Portland, Oregon, writing fiction, by and large, unless it's small. He has been caught flashing at Café Aphra, 365 Tomorrows, ZeroFlash and Fewer Than 500 among others. His story ‘6:58’ brings back thoughts to the reader of a life lived and is a wonderful addition to the Spring 2018 edition of NUNUM. DL can be found on Twitter at dlshirey or at www.dlshirey.com    Michael Guynn is currently a freshman at Dixie State University in Saint George, Utah, and is majoring in psychology. In his free time, he writes poetry, plays guitar, skis, longboards, and sells his art on skateboards. Someday he hopes to be a psychiatrist and inspire through art, writing, and creativity. Which is exactly why the Spring 2018 edition of NUNUM wouldn’t have been complete without having some of his work’s playful seriousness and right-now sense of place inside it. You can find more of Michael’s work on instagram at mikey_guynn and at dryfireboards    Erica Gonsalves’s story ‘The Stranger’ is a brief detailed flash into the life of a man with choices to make and is a perfect example of how good flash fiction works. Erica Gonsalves recently completed her M.A. in Writing at National University of Ireland, Galway. Beyond her inclusion in NUNUM’s Spring 2018 issue, her fiction can be seen in The Galway Review and The Bohemyth. Erica currently teaches high school English in Connecticut. You can find more of her work on instagram at EricaG920.    Ashley Cowger contributed a beautiful story to the Spring 2018 edition of NUNUM entitled ‘Louise Roberta Crandall’. She is the author of the short story collection ‘Peter Never Came’, and she won the Autumn House Press Fiction Prize. She has an MFA from the University of Alaska Fairbanks and is an Assistant Teaching Professor at Penn State Harrisburg.  |
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