Isabella Jiang, Editor-in-Chief, lives in New Jersey. Her writing has been recognized by Hollins University, the Growing Stage, The Poetry Society of the UK, the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, and The Underscore Review. Her fiction and poetry have previously appeared in Tahoma Literary Review, Polyphony Lit, Cargoes, and elsewhere. In 2018, her short story “Braska” was nominated for inclusion in the Best Small Fictions Anthology. She writes for HerCulture.
Dana Bahng, Poetry Editor, has written several long-term fictional works and short poem series for various online platforms such as Storybird and Hello:Poetry, and enjoys experimenting in free verse and lyric poetry. Outside of writing, she is a pianist attending the Manhattan School of Music Precollege, and she spends her free time drawing, animating, and composing music.
Asaka Park, Prose Editor, considers herself first and foremost a writer. Her area of specialty includes personal essays, memoirs, and editorials. She plans to study creative writing in college. She hopes to help amplify the diverse voices of those who submit to Sandpiper, as well as contribute an eye for nuance and a unique perspective that is informed by living (and thriving!) with multiple disabilities.
Joy Zeng, Art Editor, has demonstrated her skill and interest in graphic arts and design through many of her previous endeavors. She enjoys teaching and has taught foundational art workshops to younger students. Additionally, she has basic knowledge on virtual reality, video production, printing, and web design. Joy continues to dabble in different areas of art and anticipates continuing to study graphics in the future.
Dana Bahng, Poetry Editor, has written several long-term fictional works and short poem series for various online platforms such as Storybird and Hello:Poetry, and enjoys experimenting in free verse and lyric poetry. Outside of writing, she is a pianist attending the Manhattan School of Music Precollege, and she spends her free time drawing, animating, and composing music.
Asaka Park, Prose Editor, considers herself first and foremost a writer. Her area of specialty includes personal essays, memoirs, and editorials. She plans to study creative writing in college. She hopes to help amplify the diverse voices of those who submit to Sandpiper, as well as contribute an eye for nuance and a unique perspective that is informed by living (and thriving!) with multiple disabilities.
Joy Zeng, Art Editor, has demonstrated her skill and interest in graphic arts and design through many of her previous endeavors. She enjoys teaching and has taught foundational art workshops to younger students. Additionally, she has basic knowledge on virtual reality, video production, printing, and web design. Joy continues to dabble in different areas of art and anticipates continuing to study graphics in the future.