CONTRIBUTORS
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Rick Bailey’s work has appeared in Georgetown Review, Chattahoochee Review, Oxford Magazine, and College English. He practiced creative writing a little bit at the University of Michigan, then quite a lot more after finishing his Doctor of Arts degree there.
Nicholas Grider is a writer and artist with work forthcoming from or recently appearing in Drunken Boat, Exclusive, and Blue & Yellow Dog.
William Ogden Haynes is a poet from Alabama and has published poetry in literary journals such as California Quarterly, Forge Journal and PIF Magazine. His chapbook entitled Five Thousand Days has been accepted for publication in 2011 by Negative Capability Press in Mobile, AL. He has been invited to read his work at several arts festivals in the state and believes that the mark of a good poem is that, at the end, people feel glad they read or heard it. In a prior life he taught speech-language pathology at Auburn University and authored six major professional textbooks.
Carney James writes poetry.
Barbara Litkowski is graduate student in Butler University’s MFA program in creative writing and a former recipient of an Individual Artists Project Grant awarded by the Indiana Arts Commission/NEA. Her work has been published in Subtle Fiction.
Stephen Mannion lives and writes in Boise, Idaho. He grew up in upstate New York and graduated from Boston College. His work has appeared in Quintessential 'Zine, Rabble and Stylus.
Bruce Douglas Reeves has published three novels -- THE NIGHT ACTION, MAN ON FIRE, and STREET SMARTS, and has completed a new novel, UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
He has also published nearly three dozen stories in magazines and journals, including The New Renaissance, The Long Story, Runner's World Annual, The Evansville Review, Pulpsmith, The Main Street Rag, Hawaii Review, Clapboard House, and The South Carolina Review.
Sonia Saikaley has lived in Japan, where she taught English and found the solitude to write. She has also gotten lost in the alleys of Venice but found an amazing pizzeria. Now, in Ottawa, Canada, she finds herself surrounded by her big Lebanese family and amidst the chaos and joy, she writes. Her writing has been published in Still Point Arts Quarterly, Monday's Poem, The Caterpillar Chronicles, Maple Tree Literary Supplement, the anthology Lavandería - A Mixed Load of Women, Wash, and Word, and other publications. She hopes someday to find a home for her poetry collection Turkish Delight, Montreal Winter.
Lisa P. Sutton earned her MFA from University of California, Irvine and her JD from Boston University. She lives in Los Angeles.
_ Jacqueline Trimble works as an English professor at Alabama State University in Montgomery, Alabama.
Changming Yuan, author of Chansons of a Chinaman (2009) and three-time Pushcart nominee, grew up in rural China and published several monographs before moving to Canada. Currently Yuan teaches writing in Vancouver and has poems appearing in Barrow Street, Best Canadian Poetry, BestNewPoemsOnline, Exquisite Corpse, London Magazine and nearly 380 other literary magazines/anthologies worldwide.
Rick Bailey’s work has appeared in Georgetown Review, Chattahoochee Review, Oxford Magazine, and College English. He practiced creative writing a little bit at the University of Michigan, then quite a lot more after finishing his Doctor of Arts degree there.
Nicholas Grider is a writer and artist with work forthcoming from or recently appearing in Drunken Boat, Exclusive, and Blue & Yellow Dog.
William Ogden Haynes is a poet from Alabama and has published poetry in literary journals such as California Quarterly, Forge Journal and PIF Magazine. His chapbook entitled Five Thousand Days has been accepted for publication in 2011 by Negative Capability Press in Mobile, AL. He has been invited to read his work at several arts festivals in the state and believes that the mark of a good poem is that, at the end, people feel glad they read or heard it. In a prior life he taught speech-language pathology at Auburn University and authored six major professional textbooks.
Carney James writes poetry.
Barbara Litkowski is graduate student in Butler University’s MFA program in creative writing and a former recipient of an Individual Artists Project Grant awarded by the Indiana Arts Commission/NEA. Her work has been published in Subtle Fiction.
Stephen Mannion lives and writes in Boise, Idaho. He grew up in upstate New York and graduated from Boston College. His work has appeared in Quintessential 'Zine, Rabble and Stylus.
Bruce Douglas Reeves has published three novels -- THE NIGHT ACTION, MAN ON FIRE, and STREET SMARTS, and has completed a new novel, UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
He has also published nearly three dozen stories in magazines and journals, including The New Renaissance, The Long Story, Runner's World Annual, The Evansville Review, Pulpsmith, The Main Street Rag, Hawaii Review, Clapboard House, and The South Carolina Review.
Sonia Saikaley has lived in Japan, where she taught English and found the solitude to write. She has also gotten lost in the alleys of Venice but found an amazing pizzeria. Now, in Ottawa, Canada, she finds herself surrounded by her big Lebanese family and amidst the chaos and joy, she writes. Her writing has been published in Still Point Arts Quarterly, Monday's Poem, The Caterpillar Chronicles, Maple Tree Literary Supplement, the anthology Lavandería - A Mixed Load of Women, Wash, and Word, and other publications. She hopes someday to find a home for her poetry collection Turkish Delight, Montreal Winter.
Lisa P. Sutton earned her MFA from University of California, Irvine and her JD from Boston University. She lives in Los Angeles.
_ Jacqueline Trimble works as an English professor at Alabama State University in Montgomery, Alabama.
Changming Yuan, author of Chansons of a Chinaman (2009) and three-time Pushcart nominee, grew up in rural China and published several monographs before moving to Canada. Currently Yuan teaches writing in Vancouver and has poems appearing in Barrow Street, Best Canadian Poetry, BestNewPoemsOnline, Exquisite Corpse, London Magazine and nearly 380 other literary magazines/anthologies worldwide.
