Who’s at the barricade?
Meet our team of writers and creatives.
Audrey V. is a writer and editor with a Bachelor of Arts in English from The University of Texas at Austin. She previously served as Print Managing Editor of Afterglow ATX and has contributed to Alternative Press as well as satirical punk news outlet The Hard Times. She listens to everything from The Callous Daoboys to Kate Bush, but will always have a soft spot for Fall Out Boy's Folie à Deux. When she's not listening to her tunes, she can usually be found logging the latest films on Letterboxd, trying out new jokes at open mic nights, or spending time with her dog.
Audrey V.
Arundhati G. is a PhD student in the English department at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX. She is specializing in Medieval Anglophone literature, with an emphasis on gender and class analysis. She previously served as Digital Editor-in-Chief at Afterglow ATX, and has written for publications such as Yahoo!, Off Record, and Business Insider. She is and always will be a massive 5SOS fan, but her taste ranges from Megan Thee Stallion to Ethel Cain. She loves the Assassins Creed games and is overly active on Letterboxd.
Arundhati G.
Felix K. is a writer and editor based in Chicago, IL. He’s a poptimist with rockist sensibilities, who previously served as the print chief of Afterglow ATX. He also started Afterglow’s ‘Bad Religion,’ a continuing series on the interplay between music and spirituality. You can read more of his work in the Daily Dot, Inverse, and Teen Vogue. Outside of writing, he’s a musician and an avid Souslborne player. His on-repeats include Fiona Apple, Sophie, Thou, and Blood Incantation. On a less pretentious note, he was in attendance of the 1989 World Tour (and reluctantly, the Eras Tour).
Felix K.
Luna H. is a Master’s student in Library and Information Studies at the University of Alabama. Previously, they served as Editor-in-Chief of Afterglow ATX and wrote for the likes of the Daily Dot and Alternative Press. Half Colombian, half Dominican, and full mutant, Luna is notorious as an Arca fan, but they pride themself on their eclectic taste in media. With favorites like “Gilmore Girls” and “Barry,” Erik Satie and Megan Thee Stallion, and “Baldur’s Gate 3” and “Stardew Valley,” Luna is a master of dualities. Follow them @lunacsharper for photos of their pets, Mila and Glacier, and more ramblings about media.