CONTRIBUTORS
Kevin Brown has published two short story collections, Death Roll and Ink On Wood, and has had Fiction, Non-fiction and Poetry published in over 200 Literary Journals, Magazines and Anthologies. He won numerous writing competitions, fellowships, and grants, and was nominated for multiple prizes and awards, including three Pushcart Prizes.
Roy Duffield is a nomadic writer and translator and helps edit Anti-Heroin Chic, a journal that puts those on the outside inside. He is a winner of the Robert Allen Micropoem Contest (2021), was honored to be chosen to perform at the 2019 Beat Poetry Festival in Barcelona and his words have recently been published by The Nashville Review, Gnashing Teeth, Unlikely Stories and in The London Reader's Raves & Resistance: Counterculture number.
S.G. Fromm's work has appeared in several publications, including Salamander, Thin Air, The Opiate and The Midwest Review.
Rick Hartwell is a retired middle school teacher (remember the hormonally-challenged?) living in Southern California with his wife of forty-seven years, Sally (upon whom he is emotionally, physically, and spiritually dependent), two grown children, a daughter-in-law, two granddaughters, and sixteen cats! Don’t ask. Like the Transcendentalists and William Blake, he believes that the instant contains eternity.
Mike Lee is an editor for a trade union in New York City and the chief blogger for Focus on the Story. His work appears in or forthcoming in Blue Lake Review, Flash Boulevard, The Airgonaut, BULL, The Quarantine Review, Drunk Monkeys, and many others. A story collection, The Northern Line, is available on Amazon.
Marsha Owens lives and writes in Richmond, VA. Her essays and poems have appeared in both print and online publications including The Sun, Huffington Post, Wild Word Anthology, and Dead Mule. She is co-editor of the poetry anthology, Lingering in the Margins, and her chapbook, She Watered Her Flowers in the Morning, is available at Finishing Line Press.
Donna Pucciani, a Chicago-based writer, has published poetry worldwide in Shi Chao Poetry, Li Poetry, Poetry Salzburg, Journal of Italian Translation, ParisLitUp, Meniscus, and other journals. Her seventh and most recent book of poetry is Edges.
Niles Reddick is author of a novel, three collections, and a novella. His work has been featured in over 500 publications including The Saturday Evening Post, PIF, New Reader, Forth, Citron Review, Right Hand Pointing, Nunum, and Vestal Review. He is a three time Pushcart, a two time Best Micro nominee, and a two time Best of the Net nominee. His newest flash collection If Not for You has recently been released by Big Table Publishing.
Joe Sonnenblick is a Native New Yorker who was a regular contributor to the now defunct Citizen Brooklyn magazine. Joe has been featured in publications such as In Parentheses for their 6th volume of poetry and The Academy Of The Heart And Mind, Impspire Magazine, The Bond Street Review, Spectra Poets Issue 01, Throats To The Sky, El Portal, and Burn This Motherfucker Down. Joe has read up and down the east coast and is shopping his first full book of poetry around to publishers.
Robert Wexelblatt is a professor of humanities at Boston University’s College of General Studies. He has published nine collections of short stories; two books of essays; two short novels; three books of poems; stories, essays, and poems in a variety of journals, and a novel awarded the Indie Book Awards first prize for fiction.