CONTRIBUTORS
William Cass has had over 390 short stories accepted for publication in a variety of literary magazines such as december, Briar Cliff Review, and Zone 3. Winner of writing contests at Terrain.org and The Examined Life Journal, he’s also been nominated once for Best of the Net, twice for Best Small Fictions, and six times for the Pushcart Prize. His three short story collections were all published by Wising Up Press. He lives in San Diego, California.
Trevor Conway, from Sligo, Ireland, writes poetry, fiction and songs. He has published three collections of poetry: Evidence of Freewheeling, Breeding Monsters and No Small Thing. Also available from Amazon is his guide to writing poetry, aimed at child/young adult poets, Nurturing the creative Child: A Guide to Writing Poetry. He is currently revising a poetry collection titled A Banquet of Sorts, centred on the themes of science and nature. Interested? Website: trevorconway.weebly.com.
John Davis is the author of Gigs, Guard the Dead and The Reservist. His work has appeared in DMQ Review, Iron Horse Literary Review and Terrain.org. He lives on an island in the Salish Sea and performs in several bands.
Lawrence F. Farrar is a former American Foreign Service officer. His 30 year diplomatic career involved multiple postings in Japan, as well as assignments in Germany, Norway, and Washington, DC. Short term assignments took him to places as diverse as Beijing and Tehran, Caracas, and Muscat. Farrar's work has appeared in literary magazines more than 100 times https://www.northoakswriter.com. Many of his stories derive from events he experienced and people he encountered during 20 years living outside the United States. Farrar and his wife, Keiko, now live in Minnesota where he is a member of the Loft Literary Center.
Philip Hanft was born (80 years ago) and raised in Duluth, MN. Adult life: Minneapolis in advertising as copywriter and creative director. Now retired living in Eugene, OR. Began writing poetry two years ago.
Harrison Kim lives and writes out of Victoria, Canada, retired from many years working as a teacher at a psychiatric hospital. His blogspot with publication credits and music videos can be found here: https://harrisonkim1.blogspot.com.
Lynn McGee's short stories have appeared in The Writing Disorder, Berkeley Fiction Review and others. She is also a poet whose most recent of five books, including two award-winning chapbooks, is Science Says Yes from Broadstone Books. For more, visit www.lynn mcgee.com
Marcelo Medone (1961, Buenos Aires, Argentina) is a Pushcart Prize and Best Small Fictions nominee fiction writer, poet, essayist, playwright and screenwriter. He received numerous awards and was published in multiple languages in more than 50 countries around the world, including the US. He currently lives in Montevideo, Uruguay. Facebook: Marcelo Medone / Instagram: @marcelomedone
dan raphael’s chapbook, How’d This Tree Get In?, will be published this spring by Ravenna Press. More recent poems appear in Unlikely Stories, Red Tree, Abstract Magazine, Indefinite Space and Mad Swirl. Most Wednesdays dan writes and records a current events poem for The KBOO Evening News.
Vivien Wang is a high school student from Baltimore, Maryland. Her writing has been recognised by the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers, The New York Times, the Live Poets' Society of NJ, and Bennington College. She is an alumna of the Kenyon Young Writers online workshop and Sewanee Young Writers. She dreams slowly.
