CONTRIBUTORS
Dan Cuddy is currently an editor of the Loch Raven Review. In the past he was a contributing editor of the Maryland Poetry Review and an editor for Lite: Baltimore’s Literary Newspaper. He has had a book of poetry published “Handprint on the Window” in 2003. Most recently he has had poems published in the End of 83, Broadkill Review, , the Pangolin Review, Madness Muse Press, Horror Sleaze Trash, the Rats’s Ass Review, Roanoke Review, the Amethyst Review and Gargoyle.
Charlie Fish is founder and editor of www.fictionontheweb.co.uk, the Internet's longest-running short stories website. His own short stories have been published internationally, including by the British Library, East of the Web, and Mechanics Institute Review. He is also screenwriter of award-winning short films such as The Man Who Married Himself. He can be contacted on [email protected] or on Twitter @fishcharlie
Peggy Hammond’s recent poems appear or are forthcoming in UCity Review, Anti-Heroin Chic, Roanoke Review, The Spotlong Review, ZiN Daily, Salvation South, The Shore, Street Cake Magazine and elsewhere. She is a Best of the Net nominee, an Eric Hoffer Poetry Award nominee, and the author of The Fifth House Tilts (Kelsay Books, 2022). Learn more at https://peggyhammondpoetry.com/
Jerry Jerman lives and writes in Norman, Oklahoma. His fiction has appeared in Prairie Schooner, 50-Word Stories, 101-words, Ariel Chart, and (forthcoming) Flash Fiction Magazine and his nonfiction in Oklahoma Humanities.
Mike Lee is a writer and editor at a trade union in New York City. His work appears in or is forthcoming in Blue Lake Review, West Trade Review, Roi Faineant, Fictionette, Press Pause, Brilliant Flash Fiction, BULL, Drunk Monkeys, and many others. His story collection, The Northern Line, is available on Amazon.
Deborah Ross, for many years a professor of English at Hawaii Pacific University, has a long list of publications, both academic and creative, many of which illustrate how issues of power and gender affect the shape of the stories people tell. Some describe the challenges of single motherhood, especially parenting “special” children. (One such piece, “The Special Education of Dr. Mom” appeared recently in Asylum magazine.) A selected list of her publications may be found at: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/selected-publications-deborah-ross/
Lois Greene Stone, writer and poet, has been syndicated worldwide. Poetry and personal essays have been included in hard & softcover book anthologies. Collections of her personal items/ photos/ memorabilia are in major museums including twelve different divisions of The Smithsonian. The Smithsonian selected only her photo to represent all teens from the 1950's; a large showcase in its National Museum of American History featured her photo. hand-designed clothing, and her costume sketches. ‘Girlhood’ exhibit opened 10-2020 and began touring Jan. 2023.
Javyn Taylor is a writer living in Taylors, SC. Her work is forthcoming in Marrow Magazine.
Andrew Weatherly hears inspiration from dying trees, Hawaiian shirts, fires, and other poets. He is blessed to live in the hood, teach kids to think for themselves, dance in the streets, and slip off to pilgrimages to sacred mountains. He’s been published in Belle Reve, Axe Factory, Former People, Danse Macabre, Cordite, BlazeVox, the Literary Nest, Commonline Journal, Hot News, Crack the Spine, and most recently in Compulsive Reader.
Connie Woodring is a 78-year-old retired therapist who has been getting back to her true love of writing after 45 years in her real job She has had many poems published in over 40 journals. including one nominated for the Pushcart Prize.
