Editorial Team
Executive Editors
Madison Trujillo despised the thought of reading and writing due to bad past experiences with teachers. Yet, when a Professor of hers assigned F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby to be read a myriad of times, Maddy found a passion while her classmates found animosity. Fitzgerald inspired her current goal of teaching literature and composition at a community college. She builds her academic repertoire by researching for Dr. Irene Clark’s Literacy Narratives. When she is not completing coursework, she enjoys baking from her sourdough starter named Doughmingo, reading psychological thrillers, listening to true crime podcasts, watching reruns of The Office, and playing with her two cats, Luna and Nova. She is delighted to be on the Northridge Review team and to give fellow Matadors a place for their stories to be read, heard, celebrated, and commemorated.
Caroline Urbina is a graduate student earning her Master of Arts in English with an emphasis on Creative Writing. She is a poet and an artist captivated by fantasy & realism stories and free verse poems. She worked as the Lead Social Media Editor for the Northridge Review Fall 2024 and is currently working as the Marketing Manager for the Scarlet Review. Being published by literary magazines including Scarlet Review and Cool Beans Lit, she is cultivating her authorship as a Latina woman in the literary space. While her recent work has reflected on confessional poetry, she is in the process of experimenting with black-out poetry as a mode of political and social justice.
Ismael Dones is a creative writing graduate student. Born and raised in Puerto Rico, he depicts his culture within magic realism and science fiction narratives. His work has appeared in The STDIC Journal, Valley by Valley, and the previous issues of the Northridge Review. Ismael is also a consultant at UCLA’s Radical Librarianship Institute and editor-in-chief of the Scarlet Review. When he’s not writing, he makes lousy jokes amongst family and friends, enjoys board games, streams Friends, pops in Back to the Future and Doctor Who into his trusty Blu-ray player, and pesters his cats, Karma and Simba.
Jazmine Agregado is a fiction writer and editor serving as the Assistant Managing Editor for the Northridge Review and Copydesk Intern for the Los Angeles Review of Books. Raised in the San Francisco Bay area, her works of fiction explore the effects of political, religious, and cultural issues on racially diverse and LGBTQ+ perspectives. Coming from a family of educators, challenging epistemologies is integral to her writership and editorship’s advocacy of marginalized voices. She owes her love of the science-fiction, fantasy, and gothic genres to Suzanne Collins and Edgar Allan Poe. Being African American and Filipino, Jazmine’s authorial and editorial endeavors strive to foster the literary world’s progressive expansion towards inclusivity and the sharing of all stories. She will receive her B.A. in English Creative Writing in the Spring 2025 semester, graduating with the ambition to pursue a career as an editor.
Patrick Smith is a grad student who is constantly evolving and always looking for new ways to grow. His short story “Sunday Morning” was previously accepted into Northridge Review. His other work ranges from fantasy and autofiction to horror and surrealism – all of which he heavily draws from real life experience to feed his characters and themes. He enjoys blending and bleeding the realities of fiction with real life to uncover truths about the human experience. Some recurring motifs in his work include his cats Karma and Simba, his love for music like Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks, though he’ll take any opportunity to mention dinosaurs. He works with Sigma Tau Delta, an International English Honors Society, in creating spaces to help strengthen the writing community. Within that community, he is the Prose Managing Editor for Scarlet Review.
Editors
Bryan Antonio is an aspiring writer and creative writing student in the graduate program at California State University, Northridge’s English department. He is currently a member of the Northridge Review and is committed to writing within the horror and social science fiction genre. Inspired by books such as Event Factory and Ringu, he looks forward to exploring the writing craft in a similar vein. Apart from fiction, he is also determined to write about real-life experiences within the Latinx community in Los Angeles and give a voice to the silenced individuals of his community. When not reading or writing, he enjoys exploring the city with friends, whether that be finding a new coffee shop or hiking trail. He currently resides in the diverse and ever-changing neighborhood of Jefferson Park.
Camelia Baker is an an English - Creative Writing major here at CSUN! I enjoy writing fiction, poetry, and screenplays, and my favorite genres include fantasy, science fiction, horror, and romance. I transferred here from San Bernardino Valley College in Fall 2024, where I served as secretary for the SBVC Creative Writing Club and graduated with an AA-T in English. When I’m not writing, you can find me reading books, watching movies, and listening to music!
Ray Birdsong is a teaching credential student with a focus on teaching English. This is his third semester at Northridge Review with a focus on the poetry selection within the magazine. As a career goal, Ray wants to teach a love of literature to high school students who might not be that keen to read. The overall goal of that is to allow students to not only excel in reading and analyzing, but to enjoy it as well. In his free time, Ray enjoys reading and writing in the fantasy and adventure genre, sticking the most to fan works and budding authors.
Kiara Braden is a California native who has lived in the depths of the AV to the edge of Kern, though now she resides in Northridge. She is in her second year of her MA in Creative Writing (and seventh year overall at CSUN). This is her third time working for the Northridge Review, and is excited to take the magazine to even greater heights. She has two publications, one in CAPTURED and one in the Northridge Review. She has also presented and will soon present more of her short stories about race, gender, mental health, and interpersonal relationships at various conferences. In her free time she enjoys baking pastries, watching low budget movies, and losing at card games. One day, she may even publish her fantasy novel that has occupied her for eight years, granted she finishes it. After all these years, she’s still very, very tired.
Joseph X Casillas is a Glassellland native and writer, director, and founder of sketch comedy group Gladlyinsane. He has experience producing media at nonprofits like Inscape Magazine, NALIP, and Our Turn. His shorts have screened at festivals like The Bad Student Film Fest and PCC’s 2017 Short Film Showcase. His feature screenplay Pink & White Skies has placed in the Academy Nicholl Fellowship as a quarterfinalist, Austin Film Festival as a second-rounder, and his short I’m So Tired of the Hero's Journey won best drama script in the 2023 Creative World Awards. Joseph’s In The Brush of Today has been published by Big Table Press and he currently reads for Shore Scripts. His Latino heritage and experience at an indigenous charter school has influenced his work with themes of identity and LA’s rich cultural tapestry.
Brianna Estrada-Pimentel has always been surrounded by the academic life of literature. With English always being her favorite subject through middle and high school. She earned her associate in arts degree from Antelope Valley Community in 2022 and transferred to CSUN in the second half of 2022. She has a passion for collecting novels and is still diverging in her readings with fiction novels. Majority of it being fantasy and thriller mystery novels with the occasional interest in black and white movies of the 1930s-40s or in general the 1950s-60s of cinema. Even has an interest in criminology and linguistics when it comes to undoing and figuring out the meaning of people's words. And having the companion of a tabby cat named Dawn, as she is the one to start Brianna’s day.
America Flores-Hernandez is a bilingual writer and genderfluid person (any/all) who is the author of hummingbirds, snakes, and emeralds: a novella in three poetic acts. Their work has appeared in Kapu Sens Literary Review and the Northridge Review. Her works are inspired by her “Mex-Salvi” upbringing, especially during her formative years growing up in Koreatown and Boyle Heights, as well as their former experiences as a student musician working in non-profit for music education. Sometimes, an academic, she enjoys reading the works of Roque Dalton and Mahmoud Darwish on her free time. If not reading, then possibly exploring local boba shops and checking out local food joints wherever they are. Flores-Hernandez mainly operates in the San Fernando Valley and East Hollywood area of Los Angeles, where he resides with his family during the winter and summer seasons. Most of the time, she is concentrated within the Northridge area.
Sophia Garnica is an aspiring writer and currently earning her Bachelor’s Degree in English with a focus on Creative Writing. This is her first year with the Northridge Review where she will be serving as the Lead Art Editor for Spring ‘25. Her appreciation for the arts started at a young age, with opportunities to create in all mediums from playwriting to directing short films to sculpting ceramics. She enjoys the uniqueness of each art form, but holds a special place for emotion evoking, cultural, and historical poetry. Most of her inspiration for poetry stems from her past and present experiences from adolescence to young adulthood. Her hopes for the future are to build a career as an author and poet, while also continuing her love for working behind the scenes in the publishing and editing industry.
Morayah Godoy Lernari is the author of a children's book published in the fall of 2024, and the second book in the series will be published in Spring 2025. In addition, Morayah writes in a different genre and is currently working on a Cozy Mystery Novel and submitting work to the Highlights High Five Magazine. Morayah is pursuing a Master's in Creative Writing at CSUN, where she continues to refine her craft and explore new storytelling techniques. With a passion for crafting imaginative worlds for young readers, she is dedicated to creating stories encouraging curiosity and joy. When she is not writing, she volunteers at her local library with the Mystery Book Club in her free time, further nurturing her passion for literature. She loves crafting imaginative worlds and creating stories that inspire young readers' minds.
Ysabella Gonzalez is a published reporter, writer, and editor. She is on her way to earning her third degree, a Master of Arts in English, after obtaining a Bachelor of Arts in English and Communication at California Lutheran University. She has written for the student newspaper The Echo at CLU, been employed as a sports writer for CLUSports, held the title Assistant Director of Strategic Communications for CSUN, and most recently works as the UCLA-CSUN Book Arts Lab Student Assistant. In addition to these roles, she has also previously been the Managing Editor for the Northridge Review. Her research has been presented at several conferences around the United States. As an experienced writer, editor, researcher, and archivist, Gonzalez is aspiring to work in Public Relations for a professional sports team. In her off time, she likes to read fantasy and fiction.
Susana Hernandez earned her Associate of Arts in English at Antelope Valley College where she then transferred and earned her Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing at California State University Northridge. She is currently earning her Master's Degree in English Literature at CSUN. Her aspirations are to teach at the community college level once she has finished her program. She is serving as Assistant Art Editor for the Northridge Review. Susana is passionate about writing fantasy, adventure, and realistic creative non-fiction.
Andrew Isagulyan is an aspiring novelist and an editor at the Northridge Review. He received his BA in English (Creative Writing) and is currently working on his MA in English (Creative Writing) at California State University, Northridge. He currently lives in Los Angeles, California.
Robert Jones is a writer whose short stories have been featured in literary magazines such as Northridge Review, Kapu Sens, and Scarlet Review. He’s a multi-genre writer with a passion for Queer stories and fantasy. He’s currently attending a Master’s program in Creative Writing at California State University Northridge.
Markie Metzelar is an editor, fiction writer, and practicing visual poet with aphantasia poet whose work has appeared in the Waves publication and on the American Association of Poetry website. Being an avid storyteller and movie watcher, she seeks to breathe life, color, and dynamism into each of her pieces. Ever since beginning to write prose and poetry in the form of silly songs or Pokémon fanfiction as a child, she has been on a mission to learn about and experiment with different forms of connection and communication through stories.
Grace Muller is an English major with an emphasis on Creative Writing, beginning her undergraduate degree in fall of 2022. She was first published in her university's writing textbook, Waves, in 2023 for her narrative piece, “My Dad’s Office”. Currently, she works as a Supplemental Instructor at the university library, teaching two English 113B classes. In high school, Grace was the president of her school’s Film Club, writing movie reviews bi-weekly with her fellow peers. In doing this, she found her love for writing. Currently, Grace takes numerous poetry classes and writes a multitude of poetry and prose for her extra curricular, discussing women’s rights and struggles. In her free time, she reads many books, her favorite genres including literary fiction, gothic fiction, and mysteries. As Assistant Poetry Editor, Grace is hoping to uplift the voices of future writers, highlighting work that creates change, positivity, and emotion.
Georgia Kate Ryan is a poet and writer based in Los Angeles. They pull inspiration for their work from their upbringing in the Catholic church and their time as a queer closeted youth (despite coming to reject the concept of the closet and “coming out”). From the retelling and reframing of Catholic narratives to the exploration of gender and sexuality, they explore identity and community through focusing their subjects on the strange, shameful, and hidden. Their first step into publishing was through their high school newspaper and publishing their own zines containing their art, poetry, prose, and research. They love the physical act of collage and binding, but their love of physical art also extends to their work across the fiber arts with sewing, crochet, knitting, and embroidery.
Zoe Shelafoe is currently in her last semester of undergrad, earning her B.A. in English with an emphasis on creative writing. She received two associate degrees at Los Angeles Pierce College before transferring to CSUN. As an author, Zoe writes short stories and poetry. One of her poems has been published in the literary magazine The Scarlet Review. While horror and romance are her main focus, she has recently started exploring magical realism. Inspiration for her writing stems from the people and events in Zoe’s life. She hopes her writing will ignite a love for reading in people. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling with friends and family, tries to whittle down her “to-be-read list”, and spreads cheer in the form of baking.
Ry Slotar is a secondary educator interested in any and all genres, especially works that involve magical realism. They are involved in creative writing as well as fiber arts. Their creative writing is self-reflective and involves themes relating to otherness. As an English teacher, they are familiar with reading a wide variety of writing and practice thoughtful and tactful interaction with writers. In their high school curriculum, they focus on incorporating voices from many different world literature traditions along with supporting English language development for multilingual learners.
Maya Vasquez is a San Fernando-based fiction and graphic novel writer and editor who shares a love for activism, their community, and embracing their roots. Raised in the valley, they developed a better understanding of their Chicana background, especially from a queer perspective. Their current works in fiction provide commentary on the ever-changing political climate, social justice, and critique of heteronormative societies. While doing so, they also incorporate elements of gothic horror, science fiction, high fantasy, and speculative fiction to pursue these narratives. They’re currently writing two graphic novels alongside their older sister, Mina, a local artist. In their spare time, Maya enjoys attending local hardcore shows, playing Dungeons and Dragons, and spoiling their two cats, Loki and Hela. While they have a love for a variety of music, Maya has a soft spot for the emo scene. You can find them on Instagram @fantasticbxstrd.
Faculty Adviser
Sean Pessin is an adjunct lecturer at CSU Northridge in the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies and Liberal Studies as well as the Department of English. He served as a student fiction editor on Northridge Review in 2013, and became faculty adviser in 2018. In addition to his contributions to CSUN's literary scene, he is the co-publisher of Magra Books with Paul Vangelisti. His work is always fabulous and strange and queer.
Previous Editors of Northridge Review
Ricardo Acevedo, Norma Aceves, Jasmine Adame, Jazmine Agregado, Edwin Aguilar, Brianna Aguirre, Nina Ahn, Jack Ahrens, Tricia Airlie, Areli Alatorre, Carol Alexander, Christina Alfaro, Audrey Allahverdian, Luis Almendarez, Corie Alvarado, Desiree Alvarado, Moncho Alvarado, Rosa Alvarez, André Alviso, Ushma Amin, Dennis Anderson, Erin Anderson, Michael Anderson, Michelle Ansari, Danny Antonelli, Bryan Antonio, Geghard Arakelian, Elizabeth Arana, Cinthya Archila, Omar Armenta Olmos, Heidi Arndt, Suzanne Arthur, Nelly Assadourian, Zorah Attai, Anna Austin, Erica Avila, Taylor Ayers, Trent Babb, Tracy J. Bachman, Kelly Baker, Kourtne Ballentine, Arlene Ballonoff, Christopher Bangasser, Megan Barlog, Laura Barnaby, Eric Barnhart, Rebecca S.E. Baroma, Christian Barragan, Richard Bashara, Tim Batchelder, Robert Baty, Joanna Bautista, Andrea Baylian, Lauren Beale, Richard Becker, Donna Beckman, Michele Beller, Hannah Bender, Bryanna Benedetti-Coomber, Jessica Bergman, Michael Berns, Shayna Bernstein, Andrew Bethke, James Bezerra, August Bianco, Ray Birdsong, Sarah Blue, Steven Bockover, Saige Boddy, Claire Boeck, Louisa Bonca, Emily Borses, Sam Bowers, Michael Bowie, Tori Bowler, Greg Boyd, Joanna Bradbury, Kiara Braden, John L. Brandi, Jacob Brenner, Cecily Breyer, Fifi Bronstein, Aliou Amravanti Kashka Mandela Brown-Burke, Angela Browne, Barbara Bruce, Ethel Bruno, Norman Buchwald, Daniel Buck, Indira Buerklin, Bob Buffum, Michael Burns, Michael Burrs, Heidy Caceres, Elizabeth Caffey, Susan Caggiano, Diane Callas, Jamie Camarena, Clint Campbell, Nicholas Campbell, Brett Candace, Sam Card, Karen Carlson, Lisa Carlson, Skylar Carter, Carolyn Caselli, Joseph X Casillas, Paul Castillo, Annette Cenkner, Ani Chakiryan, Josalinn Chavarria, Candice Chaves, Melanie Chavez, Mollie Chavez, Carrie Chen, Donna Chick, Michelle Chuning, Deborah Chutuk, Dina Ciccarelli, Nanely Cifuentes, Taylor Clark, Jesse Clemens, Virginia Clements, Sam Cline, Kathy Cochran, Evelyn Coghlan, Michael Cole, Richard Coleman, Frances Collette, Elisabeth Cooke, Corrina Coorssen, Kalan Cordell, Caroline Costa, Ellie Costanza, Toby Cowan, Robert Cowell, Ken Cran, Mary Craven, Gwen Crittle, Angelica Crook, David Cruz, Jeremy Cueto, Morgan Darian, Alejandro Davila, Hanna Davis, LeAnne Davis, Francisco De Leon, Daniel de Sailles, Kaleigh De Salvio, Alberto Delgado, Alberto E. Delgado III, Alberto Delgato, Chris Delling, June Demetry, Sarah Densmore, Nicole Derderian, Ty Devoe, Lou Di Giacomo, Cristian Diaz, Jana DiMaggio, Valentin Dinu, Shahbaz Doad, Ismanuelle Dones, Amanda Dorf, Robert Dow, Jeff Drake, Carol Drotman, Rosemary Druar, Raquel Dubin, Laura G. Dunlap, Rachel Dunn, Brian Edwards, Michael Edwards, Tristan Eisenberg, Ashley Elshimali, Megan Emery, Paty Escobar, Jen Eto, Josh Fajardo, Kenneth Fales, Melissi Farber, Cheryl Farmer, Erin Farrell, Della Farren, Shandra Faulkner, Dale Fedderson, Lorraine Feistman, Megan Ferguson, Sandra Fernandez, Sue Few, Andru Fink, Katherine Firkins, David Fischer, Jack W. Fischer, Abraham Fitzpatrick, Rebecca Fleury, Fred Flores, Jonathan Flores, Stephanie Flores, Madeleine Florey, Beckett Folwell, Julie Foster, Marlin Foxworth, Emily Foytek, James French, Alexis Frixione, Zach Fromson, Roza Gabrielyan, Meaghan Gallagher, Erick Gallegos, Lucy Galstyan, Marcela Gamboa, Adriana Garcia, Agustin Garcia, Cassandra Garcia, Diana Garcia, Freddy Garcia, Ron Gard, Don Gere, Jason Gibby, Ann Gillick, Sammy Ginsberg, Ellen Goldstein, Harold Goldstein, sam goli, Samatha Goli, Louis Gonlag, Ysabella Gonzalez, Lilibeth Gonzales-Gomez, Ariana Gonzalez, Lenny Gonzalez, Tomas Gonzalez, Elizabeth Gordon, Tracy Gordon, Dan Gotch, Melanie Grafil, Emily Green, Gary Green, Kim Green, Sylvie Green Shapero, Jennifer Greenberg, Maxwell Griffin, Sheryle Groff, Wendy Grosskopf, Disa Grove, Luisa Guardado, Emily Gurrola, Ashley Hagen, Danny Haloossim, Philip Ham, Ginny Hare, David Harris, Janet Heilke, Rich Heimanson, Kathy Heller, vanda hembree, Wes Hempel, Justin Henderson, Cynthia Hernandez, Israel Hernandez, Kaitlin Hernandez, Poppy Hernandez, Margo Hernandez-Mejia, Colin Herrera, Paul Herrera, Sarah Heston, Marion Heyn, Marguerite K. Hill, Edward Hinchman, Starlon Hithe, Brenne Hoeven, Preston Holmes, Jennifer Holst, Charles Hood, Cory Houston, Daryn Houston, Anthony Huben, Fred Huntington, Michele Hurd, Randi Hurtt, Kelsey Hutchison, Brett Hymes, Jaclyn Hymes, Greg Imlay, Julie Imlay, Anna Incs, Michelle Iranpoor, Andrew Isagulyan, Sindy Ixcatcoy, Dache Jackson, Kathryn Jacobi, Joseph Jaffray, Mostafa Jalal, Robert Jenks, Alex Johnson, Alexandra Johnson, Holly Johnson, Jodi Johnson, Kar Johnson, Libby Johnson, Ron Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Kier Johnston, Eric Jones, Itiola Jones, Jennifer Jones, Jordan Jones, Lisa Jones, Willow Jones, Isabel Juarez, j julie, Chritopher Jung, Chris Jurgenson, Nicolle Kaiser-Brower, Taleen Kalafian, Hagop Kalaidjian, Kevin Kalfayan, Pradnya Kalgutkar, P. Drew Kampion, Robert Kane, Saman Kangarloo, Leslie Kawakami, Arthur Kayzakian, Kristin Kaz, Jamie Kazay, Kalani Kelly, Carmelina Kennedy, Tadeh Kennedy, Melinda Keramat, Taleen Khalafian, Kwang Ho Kim, Sue Kim, Janet King, Jessica King, Eric Kirby, Steve Kochak, Kristina Kolesnyk, Kelan Koning, Julie Kornblum, Yasmin Kouhnavard, Marian Kourieh, Serra Koyshman, Jerrold Kozdoy, Ryan Kozonis, Jane Kozumplik, Lewis J. Kruglick, Jessica Kubinec, Mandalyn Kuntz, Christine Kuyumjian, Albert Kwak, Brittany Kyles, Maria La Ganga, noreen lace, Marcus Landon, Sue Langland, Elizabeth Lao, Ryan Lasky, Irwin Lausker, David Lavender, Margaret Lavin, William Lawson, T. S. Leas, Dennis Leavens, Susannah LeBaron, Alex Lee, Kenari Lee, Kyle Lefton, Julianne Legrand, Stacey Legrand, Marcy Levine, Sharon Levine, Damon Lewis, Faith Lewis, Sandra Leyva, Adriana Licerio, Joyce Lincoln, Jim Linville, Andrelisa Livingston II, Asusena Lopez, Danny Lopez, Kathy Lorenzen, Erin Loughlin, John Loughlin III, Ruben Lozano, Melissa ltivas, Jennifer Lu, Yesenia Luna, Diana Lupercio, Issa Lutfi, Andrew M. Septimus, Sean Macintyre, Shayleene MacReynolds, Evon Magaña, Deja Magee-Moss, Megan Magers, Robin Magnuson, Farah Malla, Antonio Manriquez, Nina Mansker, Alexandra Marchese, Calder Marchman, Grant Marcus, Greg Marget, Gerald Margolis, Christina Marriott, Jose Marroquin, Bradley Marsh, Chris Marsh, Donna Marsh, Lauren Marshall, Bryant Martinez, Betsy Mascorro, Bobbie Mason, Kerry Mayer, Loretta McCormick Huizar, Rich McGinis, June Mears, Linda Melendez, Ivey Mellem, Joanna Meltzer, Christopher Mendoza, Kimberly Regina Mendoza, Earl Metzner, Marissa Miano, John Michaeli, Matthew J. Miehe, Michael Miller, Rachel Minutella, Antonio Mireles, Trevor Misner, Amanda Mitchell, Melanie Miulli, Leann Mizzi, Joyce Montenegro, Candice Montgomery, Adrien Montoya, Jennifer Morales, Jose Morales, Susan Morales, David Morck, Melissa Morehouse, Kelly Moreno, Cambri Morris, Jennifer Morris, Kait Morris, Ashlyn Morse, Meisha Mossayebi, Marina Mularz, Robert Mulqueen, Amanpreet Multani, Nicole Muraoka, Israel Muratalla, Robin Myers Peshek, Katherine Nabulsi, Adi Nagary, Isabel Nagy, Francesca Nardi, Joe Nardoni, Jessica Nassar, Jeremy Nave, Brittney Neff, Hannah Newaz, Michelle Newman, Khiem Nguyen, John Nitch, Joseph Nixon, Miguel Noh, Carolina Nolasco, Jonathan Nosala, Kaylinh Nyugen, Laurie O’Connell, Patricia O’Hearn, Devin Oeland, Katie Oh, Keith Onstad, Jonathan Ornelas, Daisy Orozco, Nathan Otani, Annette Ovanessian, Kevin Owen, Thalia Pablo, Gregory Pancho, Chris Pandolfi, Ronald Pape, Kimberly Parada, Daniel Park, Don Pawlek, Lucas Paynter, Trista Payte, Annette Peck, Jennifer Peck, Susanne Peeters, Walter Pena, Steve Penna, Cydni Peppers, Jessica Peres, Andres Perez-Benitez, Lynn Perkins, Sean Pessin, Jake Peterson, Stephanie Phillips, Terry Phillips, Maria Pilatowicz, Karen Platt, Kennedy Platt, Carrin Pockrand, Christine Podbielski, Erica Pollock, Jose Ponce, Ron Prank, Steven Preciado, Baillie Puckett, Julio Quezada, Tanya Quin, Jamie Quinn, Valerie Quiroga, Rabya Raheem, Johnny Ramirez, Lorena Ramirez, Andrea Ramos, Shirley Ramos, Suraj Ranchod, Silvia Rangel, Mary Louise Rawn, Connie Reisman, Virginia Requa, Ashley Reuben, Kristen Revolorio, Jeremy Reyna, Amy Reynolds, Sherif Rezkalla, Stephen Richmond, Joshua Rideaux, Doug Riechel, Marcus Rigsby, Kaila Rivas, Melissa Rivas, Glenda Rivera, Astrid Roberson, Tanio Roberson, Brandi Roberts, John Roberts, Joseph Roberts, Richard Robinson, Emily Robles, Leonel Robles-Rodriguez, Natalie Rocha, Katherine Rodriguez, Damian Romero, Gabriel Romero, Steven Romo, Jordan Ross, donna Rozelle, Trendy Rozelle, Edward Ruano, Tracey Ruby, Liliana Ruiz, Airica Rushing, Ethan S. Bruer, Eva Sahakyan, Brigitte Salazar, Raul Salcido, Richard Samuels, Karla Sanchez, Kimberly Sanders, Ralph Sanders, Dorothy Sandoval, Janelle Sarch, Austin Sawyer, Karina Schink, Tara Schiro, Myriam Schottenstein, Susan Schulman, Diana Serrano, Kirk Sever, Cynthia Shahian, Fauniel Shaw, Jenna Sheesley, Rachel Sherwood, Aiko Shimizu, Dean Shipp, David Shireman, Alexis Shrewsbury, Leonore Shtern, Robert Shuttleworth, Jr., Tim Siegrist, Frank Simonian, Sarah Simons, Bill Simpson, Irena Sinitsky, Houston Siracusa, Gar Smith, Heather Smith, Olvard Smith, Pat Smith, Robin Smith, Sharon Smith, Theresa Smith, Nicole Socala, Xochitl Sosa, Emilio Sotelo, Jon Soto, Jeremiah Sovekty, Alexa Spann, Natasha Spickenreuther, Gina Srmabekian, Meredith St. John, Hugo Stanchi, Denise Stevens, Melody Stevenson, Curtis Stewart, hallie stewart, Hollie Stewart, Michelle Stobaugh, Vance Studley, Janet Sullivan, Jeannette Svoboda, Brittney Tafoya, Junko Takagi, Shawna Taklender, Canan Tasci, Janie Teague, Rhea Tepp, Angela Terteryan, Alene Terzian, Dave Thibeault, Dixie Thomas, Taryn Thompson, Vincent Tolstoy, Julia Tomes, Sylvia Tonapetian, Terese Torgersen, Ivy Trent, Alexandra Trinidad, David Trinidad, Maddy Trujillo, Judy Trunk, Cole Turner, Maria Turnmeyer, Victor Ulloa-Reyeys, Ty Ung, Caroline Urbina, Leticia Valente, Loudres Vallin, George van Duinwyk, Preston Vanderslice, Autumn Vanderveer, Alejandro Vargas, Jose Vargas, Ashley Vasquez, Vanessa Vega, Miguel Velasquez, Kaitlen Vickers, Paul Vickland, Christela Villalobos, Luisa Villani, Sam Vincent, Alexander von Cube, Andrew Wallace, Albert Warner, Charla Warton, Shalisa Washington, Danielle Watson, Virginia Webster, Scoti Weigand, Henry Weiner, Edward Welsh, Mike Werner, Dortha Westerbeck, Sharon Wheat, Darryl White, Delta Williams, Sunshine Williams, Melodie Williamson, Kimberly Wilson, Megan Wilson, Paige Wilson, Laura Winters, Desiree Wold, Gabby Woodings, Gabrielle Woodings, Liz Woolley, Steve Woolsey, Mary Wrenn, Dirk Wunderlich, Chelsea Wynne, Tiffany Wysbeek, Emilee Yanik, Jason Yanos, Eugene Yi, Aaron Ying, Kendyl Yonamine, Aquil Yorke, Angie Young, John Young, Zakiya Zahra Hasan, Rene Zadoorian, Kathleen Zamora, Abraham Zapata, Daniela Zarate-Castillo, Kailin Zhang, Alejandro Zizumbo, & Charles Zukovsky.
Previous Literary Magazine Faculty Advisers
William Anderson, Dorothy Barresi, Saul Bernstein, Lary Gibson, Wallace Graves, Katharine Haake, Christopher Higgs, Mona Houghton, Loretta Huizar, Arthur Lane, Jack Lopez, Andzhela Keshishian, Khaled Mattawa, Jan Ramjerdi, Benjamin Saltman, Richard Schramm, Harold Schwarm, Ann Stanford, & Warren Wedin.
Updates or Revisions?
If you served as an editor of Northridge Review (1982–present), Eclipse (1962–8), Artifax (1971–3), All of It (1972), Angel's Flight (1976–82), or any of the other magazines that eventually became Northridge Review, please let the editorial team know by email.
