Kate Flannery is an Editor-at-Large for The Journal of Radical Wonder where she writes the bi-weekly column, "Interludes". She lives in a small college town where she also practices law. Her essays, poetry and fiction have been published in Chiron Review, Emerge, Shark Reef, Ekphrastic Review, and Pure Slush as well as other literary journals. She works regularly with the Sasse Museum, in Pomona California and has contributed to exhibition catalogs for the museum as well as writing ekphrastic poetry to the artwork on display there. She was a finalist in Bellingham Review's 2022 Annie Dillard Award for Creative Nonfiction and is currently working on a curated volume about Palmer Canyon after the Grand Prix Fire of 2003.