Our Team

Founder & Editor-in-Chief

Lillian Liu is a New York based writer. She is an alumni of the Kenyon Young Writers Workshop, is forthcoming in Matcha House Writers, and the Arrowhead Review, and is the founder of The Hyperbolic Review. She has performed poetry at various venues such as the SUNY Global Center, the Fashion Institute of Technology, and the Guggenheim Museum. You can find her learning new juggling tricks or crocheting genetically modified creatures.

Managing Editor

Irisa Teng loves a good physics metaphor. A young poet from the Pacific Northwest, their work is in The Cloudscent Journal, Sophon Lit, Frighten the Horses, and others. They have been recognized by the Nebraska Poetry Society and can be found scarfing down peaches or musing about the ever-expanding universe.

Publicity

Suzie Lou is a high schooler from New York with a passion for math, art, and writing. For math, she is most interested combinatorics but also appreciates number theory. When she’s not doing math, she’s likely drawing with markers, color pencils, and ink pens, or diving into her latest read. Suzie also enjoys writing short stories, listening to random songs, playing video games, and eating good food—hotpot, coffee, and mango sago are her ultimate happy-makers. Suzie is happy to be part of The Hyperbolic Review's team and is looking forward to reading math poems.

Publicity

Brandon is an undergraduate in the United States. A lyricist since childhood years, he evolved this towards a passion for poetry. Submitting winning work to Youth Engaged For Change and The Odyssey Youth Magazine. He grew a passion for math at an early age and loves to solve algorithms. From his experience working as an Instagram coordinator for previous positions. He’s happy to use his skills for The Hyperbolic Review.

Poetry Editor

Joedee Veillard is a high school senior living in Florida. She is Haitian Canadian and speaks four languages. She loves literature, and spends her free time reading and writing.

Poetry Editor

reve rubio (they/any) is a physics major, writer, and human being [citation needed] based in Manila, Philippines. their work has been published in Sophon Lit, #Ranger Magazine, Little Fish Magazine, and HEIGHTS Ateneo, among others. their writing seeks to blur the boundaries between the scientific-technical-mathematical and the poetic, and to explore singularities in language through a queer, trans, & filipino lens. when not grappling with the practical and philosophical implications of quantum mechanics, they may be found visiting and reviewing each and every coffee shop in their surrounding area. you may find some of their endeavors on instagram @43verett.

Poetry Editor

Gianna Constantine is a young aspiring poet who has a B.A. in communications with an emphasis on creative writing and social action. She enjoys the detail and whimsy it takes to be a creative and is working hard towards her goals. Her ultimate dream is to make her mark and create something beautiful and meaningful to add to our already gorgeous world.

Poetry Editor

Parnika Kamath is a student writer based in California with a strong interest in both writing and STEM. She's been involved in robotics, science, and everything in-between from a young age and serves as the president of her school's Mu Alpha Theta Math Society. Alongside her academic pursuits, Parnika has simultaneously immersed herself in writing creative pieces, especially poetry, and has contributed to and edited for her school literary magazine. A recipient of the NCTE Award in Writing's First Class, the highest honor, she explores intersectional ideas in her poetry pieces, using language to convey different ideas about emotions, experiences, scientific ideas, and everything in between. When not writing, she's probably frustratedly debugging code, solving math problems, doodling anatomically incorrect people, binge-watching 3Blue1Brown, on coffee runs with friends, or simply letting her mind wander.