The Editors

CL Bledsoe

CL Bledsoe was raised on a catfish farm in eastern Arkansas. He played around in a punk band while working on his Bachelor’s from the University of Arkansas. He then studied playwriting for a year before transferring to Hollins University for his M.F.A. He has worked as an editor at Exposure, the University of Arkansas literary journal, and as an assistant editor for the Hollins Critic. His work has been published in over two hundred journals and anthologies including Margie, Natural Bridge, Nimrod, Story South, The Cimarron Review, The Arkansas Review, Clackamas, and Eyeshot. A past winner of the Blue Collar Review Working People’s Poetry Contest, he's also been nominated for 3 Pushcart prizes. His first full length collection, Anthem, is forthcoming from Cervena Barva Press in 2009. A chapbook, _____(want/need) was just published by Plan B Press. Buy it here.

Jillian Bledsoe

received her undergraduate degree from George Mason University, where she studied with Eric Pankey and Jennifer Atkinson, among other fabulous folks. She worked her butt off and earned her M.F.A. from Hollins University in Roanoke, Virginia. Her poems have appeared in Phoebe, Poetry Southeast and other journals. Her first manuscript, Leaving Newfound is done, and she loves it. She thanks her thesis advosor, Thorpe Moeckel, and highly recommends checking out his writing!

Christopher Fullerton

graduated with a BA in English/Creative Writing from the University of Arkansas, where he twice received the Baucum Fulkerson Award for Fiction and Drama. Rather than grad school, he pursued a career in poverty and bar room shenanigans, before settling down in Oklahoma, then Virginia, then back to Oklahoma, and now, temporarily, in Gainesville, Florida. He has been published in a few nifty places, and rejected from even more. He is currently indulging himself with the pursuit of independent films at Wait, Do I Work Here? Productions.