Vox is proud to host video, poetry and performance curated & hosted by Steve Roggenbuck! Featuring Die Dragonetti, Lyndsay Coloracci, and Amy Saul-Zerby!

Steve Roggenbuck is a poet and video artist whose work explores the new forms that literature and humor can take on the Internet. His work has been covered by the New York Times, Gawker, The Guardian, Rolling Stone, NPR, The Fader, and The New Yorker. His videos were on exhibit in the New Museum’s 2015 Triennial this spring. He has published five collections of writing, and he’s the founder of Boost House, a small press and co-op house currently located in Tucson, Arizona.

Die Dragonetti is an angel boy, co-editor of Be About It press, co-founder of Empathlit, and curator of TRANS PLANET. They recently published a chapbook of poetry, No Greater Love (Punk Hostage, 2015). Find them on the internet @angelboyangelboy on Tumblr and @_dieangelboy_ on Twitter.

Lyndsay Coloracci is a Phildelphia-based internet ghost who likes sitting down. Her twitter is @cuddleordie.

Amy Saul-Zerby is managing editor of VoicemailPoems.org. She is settled (for now) in Philadelphia, where she is also working on her first collection of poetry, forthcoming in 2016 with a little luck. Her writing has been featured in The YOLO Pages, Painted Bride Quarterly and TheNewerYork. Find her online at amysaulzerby.com.