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Arlene Ang
lives
in Venice, Italy where she edits the Italian pages of
Niederngasse
(http://www.niederngasse.com).
Her poetry has recently been published in Mississippi Review Online, The Pedestal Magazine, Cordite, Poetry Midwest and Offcourse Literary Journal. Three of her poems
have been nominated for the 2006 Pushcart Prize anthology.
Barry Ballard's
poetry
has most recently appeared in The
Connecticut Review, The Apalachee Review, Puerto del Sol, and Phoebe. His most recent
collection is Plowing To The End of the
Road (Finishing Line Press, and
nominated for the Pushcart Prize).
He writes from Burleson, Texas. (abballard@hotmail.com)
Ace Boggess
of Huntington, WV, is
author of Displaced Hours, a novel
(www.gattopublishing.com) The Beautiful Girl Whose Wish Was Not Fulfilled, a book of poems
(www.circlemagazine.com/beautiful girl) and Two Weeks Notice, a self-produced CD
of 13 original songs, many of which may be freely downloaded and shared
(http://music.download.com/aceboggess)His
writing has appeared in Harvard Review,
Rattle, Notre Dame Review, Poetry East, Atlanta Review, Florida Review,
and similar journals.
Susan Culver
lives
in Colorado and is the editor of Lily (http://lilylitreview.com). Her poetry and short
fiction have been published in various online journals including The Paumanok
Review, Pedestal Magazine and Word
Riot.
Zachary Greenwald
The youngest
of six children from Northeastern Pennsylvania, he now lives in New York City. An undergraduate at New York University, he is studying English and
comparative literature, with a particular interest in trauma and testimonial
writing. This is among his first published poems.
Hank Hudepohl
is a
native of Kentucky and a veteran of summer jobs. He is currently
completing his MFA degree at Hollins University where he is an assistant editor for the Hollins
Critic. He has published in various and sundry places before, and hopes
to again.
Steve Klepetar
teaches literature and writing at Saint Cloud State University in Minnesota. His work currently appears in
Lily, Thunder Sandwich, Tamafhyr Mountain Poetry, Poetry Niederngasse, among others.
Nathan Leslie
has
published two collections of short fiction, most recently A Cold Glass of Milk (Uccelli Press, 2003). Aside from being
nominated for the 2002 Pushcart Prize,
his fiction, essays, and poetry have been published in North American Review, Wascana Review,
Chattahoochee Review, Sou’wester, Southern Indiana
Review, Fiction International, Gulf Stream, Tulane Review, Santa Clara
Review, StorySouth, Amherst Review, X-Connect,
Adirondack Review, The Crab Creek Review, and Orchid. Nathan is currently the fiction editor for The Pedestal Magazine.
Bob Marcacci
lives
and writes in Beijing, China. A San Francisco Bay Area native,
his poetry has appeared in many print and electronic publications around the
world.
Douglas W. Milliken
is a
Maine native currently working in the
Southern Tier of New York State as an AmeriCorps
VISTA for the American Red Cross. He is also the prose editor for the Silk Creek Review, hosts an online
contemplative writing group, and dreams of canoeing the Penobscot in
September. He lives in Alfed, NY with a traveling Chinese
doctor. mr.milliken@alfredalum.com
Jayne Pupek
Jayne Pupek holds an MA in Psychology and lives near Richmond, VA. Her fiction and poetry have appeared
in several online and print publications. "Primitive," her chapbook
of poetry, is available from Pudding
House Press. Her first novel is scheduled for release Spring, 2006 by Algonquin at Chapel Hill. She can be contacted at JaynePupek@aol.com
Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino
has
a degree in philosophy from Fordham University. His writings have appeared in
a variety of print and online publications including Oyster Boy Review, The Café Review, Xcp:
Cross-Cultural Poetics, Barrow Street, jubilat, Spinning Jenny, The Germ, Typo, Poet's Canvas, nthposition, Softblow and Samsära.
He lives
in New
York City where he edits the online journal
eratio postmodern poetry.
Scott Loring
Sanders
received his BA from Virginia Tech and his MFA from Hollins University (as of May, 2005). He won an
honorable mention award for The Atlantic Monthly's 2004 Student Writer's
Competition in Fiction (May, 2005 issue). He's also had a story
nominated for Harcourt's Best New American Voices. His first novel, The
Troll Under The Trestle, is currently under review with several literary agents
in New
York City. An excerpt from the novel, entitled The Chicken Shack, was first published in the July, 2004 issue of The
Dead Mule.
Adam Jeffries Schwartz
has
stories in: Descant and Grimm Magazines (both in Canada), Petit Journal (Mexico) and in the anthology, Walking Higher (USA) Online he has stories in: Kaleidowhirl, Magazine Shiver, Mosaic Minds and
in The Big Ugly Review. He wants
too much but is otherwise fine.
Jake Swearingen
likes
to lie wildly to strangers on airplanes. He has been published in Exposure, Black Table, and Created in Darkness by Troubled Americans:
The Best of McSweeney's, Humor Category.
If you get the airplane seat next to him, he is also a contributing
editor to Harper's.
Susan White
holds a BA in English from Brown University and will complete an MFA in creative writing at Hollins University this May.
At Hollins she is a teaching fellow and a
recipient of the 2004 James Purdy Prize for short fiction.
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