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 Sascha AkhtarSascha Akhtar was born and educated in Pakistan. She is a poet, journalist, dancer, photographer and filmmaker, a graduate of Bennington College. She is the author of a chapbook Golum and The Grimoire of Grimalkin available from SALT publishing. She has shown and performed her work in the USA, London and Pakistan. In 2003 she received a fellowship from the Creative Writing department at UMASS Amherst, and was invited to Harvard University to read from her work in 2004. She recently was part of a year-long initiative by the International Museum of Women in San Francisco, exhibiting work by women artists from around the globe. An exhibition of her works is upcoming at The Commune in Karachi. She is the co-producer of the La Langoustine Est Morte reading series in London. |
 Lester AllenLester Allen has been slinging the ink for as long as he can remember. A full-time writer, he is currently working on completing his first chap book "Sink it in the Pocket of the Heart." His poems occasionally grace the pages of the small presses where he is working hard to make a name for himself. When he's not writing he enjoys; horse racing, billiards & drinking Guinness. Writing bios in the third person doesn't quite make his list. You can find him on MySpace. |
 George AndersonGeorge Anderson grew up in Montreal and now lives in Wollongong, Australia. He has published widely in mainstream and alternative magazines over the last five years. In early 2008 you will find more of his stuff on My Favorite Bullet, Lit Chaos, Yellow Mama, Red Fez, Literary Tonic, Lost Beat Poetry, Bolts of Silk and many others. He edits the student poetry journal Ephemeral now in its fifth print edition. |
 Diane AndrewsDiane was born in Wainuiomata, NZ in 1953. She and her husband sailed from Sydney to Cairns in a tiny boat. You can find the book at Adventure Yarns. She now lives in Cairns, and is involved in many activities from fossicking to publishing and poetry performances. She has recently survived cancer, with the most amazing response seen by oncologists, using medical treatment, diet and alternative medicines. Read her article about it at Healthy Options. Diane has been featured in many poetry and short story anthologies and placed in several competitions. She also runs a monthly poet/muso night.
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 Sophia ArgyrisSophia Argyris was born in Belgium but now lives in London. She has been writing for the past two years. Her poems have been published in magazines such as Inclement, Pyramid, Argotist, and The Scruffy Dog Review amongst others. Read more of her work at EditRed. |
 Jacques AuslanderJacques Auslander has been writing prose poems and micro fiction forever and has just recently reached a state of awareness where he is prepared to let them breath. |
 Aya Ibrahim BassiounyAya Ibrahim Bassiouny has been writing poetry and short stories for almost half her life. Her work has been published or forthcoming in Word Riot, Istanbul Literature Review, Foliate Oak, the Binnacle and other literary publications. She lives in Cairo and is currently doing an M.A. in Middle Eastern History. |
Shaindel Beers’ poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction have appeared in numerous journals and anthologies, including Poetry Miscellany, Minnesota Review, and The New Verse News. She is currently a professor of English at Blue Mountain Community College in Pendleton, Oregon, in Eastern Oregon’s high desert and also serves as Poetry Editor of Contrary Magazine and as a Poetry Reviewer for Bookslut. Recent work can be found online at The Apple Valley Review, Projected Letters, Ignavia Press, the Minnesota Review and Thieves Jargon. |
 Miles J. BellMiles J. Bell is 36. His father was a boxer and his mother was a chihuahua. He can juggle but can't whistle, which he suspects is what has held him back all these years. He has appeared across the small press & released three chapbooks, with a fourth to follow this year, a split with Ed Churchouse entitled "Everyone knows this is nowhere". You should Google him (He's not the rodeo rider from Amarillo). |
 Sandy BenitezSandy Benitez's poetry has appeared in over sixty print and electronic journals. She was nominated for Best of the Net, 2006. Her first book of poetry, Ever Violet, was released in April 2007 and is available for purchase at DN Publishing. She goes by the pen name, Sandy Hiss. |
 Luis Cuauhtemoc BerriozabalLuis was born in Mexico. He now works and lives in Los Angeles County, CA. Raw Materials, his first poetry book was published by Pygmy Forest Press and Without Peace, his first chapbook was published by Kendra Steiner Editions. Read more of his poetry at Pemmican Press and in his Laura Hird showcase.
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 Judy BlankHaving completed 2 of the standard 4 years on the post-secondary highway to success, Judy Blank snuck out a keyhole and spends her time working, writing, and doing everything she didn't get to do in the classroom. Filling her space in Northeast Ohio with traintracks, teahouses, baking and words, she tempers her wanderlust with travel plans, some of which actually materialize. |
 Louis E. BourgeoisLouis E. Bourgeois was born in New Orleans, Louisiana and raised in the Slidell/LaCombe area, as well as East New Orleans on Bayou Sauvage. He has published translations, fiction, memoirs, poetry, and interviews in over two hundred magazine and journals in North America, Europe, and Asia. In 2004, he was the winner of the University of Milwaukee’s Cream City Review’s poetry contest for his poem “The Shed: The Daughter of Shadows Speaks from Max Beckmann’s The Dream (1921).” In 2006, his poetry was accepted for inclusion in Scrivener’s Best American Poetry 2007. |
 Sean C. BowenSean C. Bowen sometimes writes under the pen name "yesk". He started submitting for the first time in mid-november 2007 and since then has had poems published in/by Senseless Offerings Zine, Gloom Cupboard, Madswirl, Yellow Mama Press, Throwrag Zine, Conceit Magazine, Type A+B Positive, The League Of American Poets, The Cerebral Catalyst, Literary Tonic, Poetic Legacy, Why Vandalism?, The Lotus Reader, Hobson's Choice Zine, The Hobo Eye, Zapata! Publications, Inaugural Issue of AGUA Magazine - Scintillating Publications & more. You can find more of his work on his MySpace. |
 Alan BrittAlan received his Masters Degree from the Writing Seminars at Johns Hopkins University. He performs poetry workshops for the Maryland State Arts Council and occasionally publishes the international literary journal, Black Moon, from Reisterstown, Maryland, where he lives with his wife, daughter, two Bouviers des Flandres, and two formerly feral cats. His recent books are Vermilion (2006), Infinite Days (2003), Amnesia Tango (1998) and Bodies of Lightning (1995). Essays recently in Clay Palm Review and Arson. Interviews and poetry (selected) recently featured in Steaua (Romania), Latino Stuff Review and Poet’s Market 2000. |
 Zachary BushZachary C. Bush, 23, is a writer of poetry and prose. He lives in Statesboro, Georgia. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in a variety of small press journals and e-zines including GHOTI Magazine, Poetry Super Highway, The CommonLine Project, The Noneuclidean Cafe, The (P)oet (P)lant (P)ress: LUNCH Anthology, R.KV.R.Y, Zygote in my Coffee, Thieves Jargon, Underground Voices, and Chronogram, among others. He is the author of two forthcoming chapbooks of poetry through Scintillating Publications and Pudding House Publications. |
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'Ash' is Ashley Callender, who hails from Launceston, Tasmania. Ash has a weakness for highbrow literature and lowbrow film noir. One day he hopes to write a novel. You can find a collection of his very short stories entitled 'Short Man Syndrome' at Lulu. |
 MK ChavezPoet MK Chavez writes about strippers, the beauty that can be found in ugliness, the mystery of feeling bad about feeling good, little birds, big consequences. Her work has been published online and in print. Her chapbook "Virgin Eyes" is available through Zeitgeist Press. Most recent and upcoming publications include Poesy, Poems-for-All, Snow Monkey, Instant Pussy, Underground Writers, and Wings of Icarus. You can find out more about her poetry at Little Brown Sparrow. She is also the co-host of Acker's Dangerous Daughters, a San Francisco quarterly reading series of Cherry Bleeds. |
 Ryan CollinsRyan Collins is a former editor of Columbia Poetry Review. He has read his work on Neighborhood Public Radio’s “Poetic License” and his work as appeared in Black Clock, Caffeine Destiny, Columbia Poetry Review, Cranky, Keep Going, The 2River View, Verse Daily and Word Riot. He is the Literary Arts Administrator at Quad City Arts, a regional arts non-profit; there, he is the managing editor of Buffalo Carp & curator for THE WORD reading series. He also plays drums in the rock band SHARKS. He lives in the Quad Cities, Midwest United States, where he was born. |
 Paul Corman-RobertsPaul Corman-Roberts has enjoyed a successful career of running opium dens for speed addicts and blackmailing shuttered up business fronts. His first collection of fiction and poems "Coming WorldGone World" is available from Howling Dog Press at Amazon or at PCR's own website. He also edits poetry for Cherry Bleeds. |
 John DarlingSince 1976, John Darling has written and published numerous short stories, poems, plays, and magazine articles. He has had one play produced in the United States and Canada. Mr. Darling has also written three books. One is a book about how bands were inspired to choose their stage names another is a cookbook that he compiled from his grandmother's favorite recipes. His latest book, Woman In Black, is collection of short stories, novellas, and one play that were written in a variety of genres. |
Teri Davis Rouvelas lives in Rhode Island, which isn't really an island, with a bunch of animals and occasionally has contact with humans. Her stories have appeared on SmokeLong Quarterly, Insolent Rudder and in a few print anthologies. She won the EditRed Editors Choice Award, 2006. While she considers her greatest achievements to be her children, she also makes one helluva fantastic clam chowder, although her meatloaf is known to be a little on the dry side. |
 Mercedes DawsonMercedes Dawson is a 26 year old who lives and breathes in Manchester, working hard to play hard. She spends her free time painting, performing with her Sax, writing and making sure she takes full advantage of all that Manchester has to offer. Mercedes wants randomness and spontaneity in her life, travelling the world when she can and meeting as many people as possible. Her future is a blurry scene. She is very close to her family and surrounds herself with diverse friends as often as she can. |
Doug Draime's most recent books are "Eyestone" (Kendra Steiner Editions, 2007) and "Spiders And Madmen" (Scintillating Publications, 2006). He began to publish in the 'underground' and small press in the late 1960's while living in Los Angeles, becoming part of the notorious L.A. poetry scene of the latter 20th century. His poetry, short stories, and plays continue to appear in publications worldwide. He currently lives in Oregon with his wife, Carol. |
 Aleathia DrehmerAleathia was born in the 70's to set of wanderlust parents. She has an odd sense of humor and likes to be observant. Writing started as a portal to another dimension when she was 10 years old....she is still floating in space. Her work has been published in Zygote in My Coffee, Laura Hird, The Cerebral Catalyst, Haggard & Halloo, Juice, Outsider Writers, Word Riot, Silenced Press, and Flutter. She has upcoming work in Rural Messengers Press, Cherry Bleeds, Poet Plant Press, and Mystery Island. A collection of her work can be visualized at her homepage 'My Abdication'. |
 Meredith EbelBorn spanish in one of those little hippie regimes in Southern California, Meredith packed up and moved to the most non-diverse place she could think of: Pennsylvania. Her work has been published in various zines including Shitter and Positive & Negative Space. Her day to day occurences can be previewed here: A Secret Message Blogspot |
 T.J. ForresterT. J. Forrester is a long distance hiker who has backpacked the trails that compose the Hiking Triple Crown. He's writing a linked story collection about characters whose lives intersect the Appalachian Trail. His fiction has appeared in Harpur Palate, The MacGuffin, The Mississippi Review and Night Train, among others. Read his interview with Kelly Spitzer, and contact him via email. |
 Rachel FoxBorn and raised in Northern England, Rachel Fox now lives on the Angus coast in Scotland. She publishes poetry postcards and reads fortnightly at the Montrose folk club. More information and lots of poems at her homepage 'Crowd-Pleasers'. |
 Michael FrissoreMichael Frissore's work has appeared in print in Monkeybicycle and Blacklisted Magazine, and online at Yankee Pot Roast, decomP, and elsewere. He writes periodically for Flak Magazine, The WRIToracle, and Undress Me Robot. Mike grew up in Massachusetts, and now lives in Tucson, Arizona with his wife. |
 D. Garcia-WahlD. Garcia-Wahl is the author of ALL THAT DOES COME OF MADDEN’D DAYS and ASHES OF MID AUTUMN. He is putting the finishing touches on three more novels, another collection of poetry, and a collection of short stories. He was recently interviewed for a new HBO documentary. He divides his time between America and Paris. For further poetry and information, visit his website 'Dylan Garcia Wahl'. |
 Andrea GrantMs. Grant, sometimes known as "The Pin-Up Poet," has had more than 150 articles, poems and photos published internationally. She has already been the subject of three documentaries. Her reputation comes from an unusual melding of poetry, photography, spoken word, audio recording, video, and live performance to create a dynamic expression that can be understood on many levels. Themes include irony, mythology, and the contradictions of modern womanhood, infused with allegorical humor. |
 Stevie GrayShe's been writing since she was old enough to hold a pen and doesn't appear to be about to stop any time soon. If, for whatever reasons, she couldn't write, she'd probably become a serial killer. Her work comprises tales of bleak dystopian futures, political diatribes, neo-pulp fiction and lots of poems, many of them about rain. Most of her writing is done when she really ought to be asleep. It probably shows. She knows how to hold a grudge, and her role-model in all things is R.P. McMurphy. |
 John GreinerJohn Greiner is a poet and playwright living in New York City. His poetry has most recently appeared in Sein und Werden, nthposition, Audience, Zygote in my Coffee, The Beat, Tryst, Psychopoetica, The Blue House, All Rights Reserved, The Argotist Online, Moria, Ascent Aspirations, The Green Muse and Inscribed. His theatrical pieces have enjoyed successful runs in New York, Chicago and in Massachusetts. |
 John GreyAn Australian born poet, playwright, musician, his latest book, “What Else Is There” is available from Main Street Rag. Recent work has appeared in The English Journal, The Pedestal, Pearl and the Journal Of The American Medical Association. |
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Michael Grover Michael D. Grover is a Florida born poet. As a drifter has lived all over the country. Michael's poetry has been published all over the literary underground. Michael is now back in Florida from there he hosts the website Covert Poetics, co-edits CP Journal, and hosts a reading at Exodus Coffee & Culture in Port Saint Lucie. Michael spends entirely too much time in his lab where he experiments with words and sound. He plans on moving soon once again. His newest chapbook is titled "The Man That Lives In The Park". |
 Melissa HansenMelissa Hansen lives in San Francisco where she writes stories and
poems. She has published and forthcoming work in various literary
zines. Currently she is into her graphic novel and dissecting her
previously written poems, resulting in built poems and forced poems, as
well as writing in her sleep poems. She also likes poems. You can visit
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 Sharon HarriottA Consumer Electronics PR by day, Sharon spends her free time delving
into her creative mind to pull out the stories that play there, hoping
one day she'll find the stamina for a novel. You can read her latest audiobook reviews at Audiogeist. |
 Kyle HemmingsKyle Hemmings recently finished his MFA in creative writing from National University in CA. His other interests are cooking, burning what he cooks, baking, and listening to anything by Neil Young. |
 Matthew HintonMatthew Hinton calls North-Eastern PA his stompin' ground, though he now lives in Greenville, South Carolina. There, he is the manager of one most unique record stores in all of the rebel states: Horizon Records. When not fighting local marauders, he writes plays, poetry, and sing-a-longs about VD. He is currently a student of the Wilkes University MA Program in Creative Writing. He dreams in analog. |
 Paul HolmanPaul Holman is the author of The Memory of the Drift, an ongoing serial poem. A new edition is due from Shearsman in October 2007. Much of his work can be read online at Great Works. The poems republished here have previously appeared in Great Works, Silver Star, and the 2006 Field Study Report. |
 Mike HoodMike Hood is a former newspaper and television journalist who lives in San Antonio, Texas with four dogs, a cat, two gay tree squirrels and an above average wife. He has co-authored one non-fiction book, recently finished another, and his third is in rewrite. Mike has had articles published in mainstream magazines and newspapers. His short stories will be appearing next month on Every Day Fiction and Drabblecast. |
Cicily Janus is a writer living in Colorado Springs with her family, rats and cats. Her short fiction, non-fiction and columns have appeared in or are scheduled to appear in: Aesthetica, Del Sol Review, Underground Voices, Eclectica, The Guild of Outsider Writers, Writers Post Journal, Venus Envy: Magazine for Women, Perspectives, Dogzplot and Tuesday Shorts to name a few. Currently she is an associate editor for the magazine, Bust Down the Door and Eat All the Chickens: A Literary Journal of the Absurd and Surreal. Her novels, Burden of Betrayal and The Reluctance of the Ruling are in progress. You may contact her through her page on MySpace. |
 Karen JonesKaren Jones has been writing for many years, mainly short stories and flash fiction, with the occasional wander into poetry. She is currently working on a comedy/crime novel.
She was short-listed for the 2007 Asham Award and has had short fiction published in Writers' Forum Magazine, Candis Magazine and The Writers' Bureau website. A substantial portion of her micro-fiction will appear in the forthcoming Guildhall Press book, 'The Wonderful World of Worders'.
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 Leslie JosephLeslie Joseph is a mental health professional and freelance writer. She is a contributor at Popmatters.com, international pop culture criticism site. Leslie’s poetry, erotica, fiction, and essays have been published by Alyson Books, Je Saurai Magazine, and Flutter Poetry Journal. Upcoming work will appear in Edit Red’s anthology, City Smells and 34th Parallel Magazine. |
 Tim KennyHaving idled away the years tracking down dreams to bottle and label, Tim is currently seeking willing windows in which to display his
curiosities. You can find recent poetry cooking in Medusa's Kitchen and flash fiction in Literary Fever. |
 Sarah LaydenSarah Layden's fiction appears or will appear in Artful Dodge, Contrary, Vestal Review, 42opus and Diet Soap. She teaches writing at IUPUI and Marian College in Indianapolis, writes novels, poems and non-fiction articles, and aspires to grow more than two tomatoes per summer in a measly backyard garden. |
 Eric D. LehmanEric D. Lehman is a Professor of English at the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut and has previously published essays, fiction, and poetry in dozens of online and print magazines, such as Hackwriters, Empty Mirror Books, T-Zero, The New Formalist, Canopic Jar, Red River Review, Umbrella, SNReview, Switchback, Entelechy: Mind and Culture and Identity Theory. |
 Karen LillisKaren Lillis is a writer and artist currently based in Pittsburgh after over a decade in New York City. Her books include the poetic novels “i, scorpion: foul-belly-crawler of the desert” (Words Like Kudzu Press, 2000), “The Second Elizabeth” (Six Gallery Press, late 2007), and the illustrated novella, “Magenta’s Adventures Underground: A Fable for the Police State” (Words Like Kudzu, 2004). She writes regularly for the anti-war and poetry newspaper, “New York Nights,” and she has read her work extensively to audiences in New York, across America, and in Paris. |
 Jamie LinJamie Lin has been writing since middle school but only recently started getting serious. She now flourishes solely due to her ability to express herself in words. Her verbal communication is beyond hopeless. Her pieces have been published in places like Verbsap, Cherry Bleeds and Insolent Rudder. Visit her homepage 'Jamie Lin'. |
 Henry LongHenry Long is a painter, poet and photographer. Born in 1962 and raised outside of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania, he currently resides in Delaware along with his wife, Emma Etain Long, also a painter. He is the recipient of many grants and awards for his painting, poetry, works on paper and photography, as well as the Delaware Division of the Arts 2002 Individual Artistic Fellowship Grant as an Emerging Professional in Poetry. Two chapbooks of his poetry are now available: “Goat Love,” and “(y) A Collection of Poems from the 1992-2007 Chapbooks.” Please visit his homepage 'Henry Long' for more information or his page on MySpace. |
 Duane LockeLiving in rural Lakeland, Florida, Duane Locke, Ph. D. (Metaphysical Poetry) has had (as of May 07) 5,877 poems published in print and e-zines & 17 print and e-books published.
Also, a painter, he has exhibited widely - a discussion of his work appears in Gary Monroe’s 'Extraordinary Interpretations' (University of Florida Press). Recent exhibition, “Outsider Art” at Polk Museum. A photographer, with 289 photos published on internet. he does close-ups of tossed away trash, Mystic vegetation, visual music and nature (primarily small insects). For more information, interviews, awards, etc. click on Google, has quasi half-million entries. Listed in Who’s Who in America (Marquis).
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F.D. Marcél began as a staff correspondent for the Reading Eagle newspaper. His work has appeared in various publications, both online and in print, including Getgo Magazine, The Centrifugal Eye, Alighted E-Zine, Juked, Zygote In My Coffee, Cherry Bleeds, and Sub-Lit as well as upcoming work for Outsider Writers and decomP .. When not aimlessly wandering North America, he sleeps comfortably. |
 Mike MarcellinoMarcellino, living in Cleveland, began writing just before and during the Vietnam War, where he was an Army war correspondent. Some of his writings about (written usually at night in a bunker with a flashlight under a blanket on a bottom bunk under mortar and rocket fire) and photographs of soldiers, civilians, especially children caught in war were published in Outsider Writers in September as Featured Poet of the Week. He edits The Cleveland Reader, a journal of literature and arts. You can visit him on MySpace, where you can also find the homepage of his spoken word/music collaboration with Abe Olvido - Split Pea/ce. |
 Wayne MasonWayne Mason is a writer and factory worker from central Florida, when he grows up he wants to be Kannon. His work has been published throughout the small press and he is author of one chapbook 'Broken Zen'. His personal website can be found at Guerrilla Poetics.
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 Michele McDannoldMichele has spent most of her life living in rural Illinois, surrounded by corn, river rats and rednecks. She likes corn. Her poetry has been published in various small press publications, most recently at Juice Online, Rattlesnake Review, Zygote in my Coffee and Literary Chaos. She is also the poetry editor for Lit Circus at the Guild of Outsider Writers. |
 Deb McGovernDeb McGovern currently resides in Minneapolis, MN with her five room-mates, cat, and dog. She believes that the mundane parts of life are the most important. Deb started writing during an extended travel in South America. She writes short stories about people trying to find themselves and people trying to find other people. Most of her stories are based on dreams she has. Visit her WordPress site to read tales of Delilah and more. If you send her a comment she might mail you homemade vegan baked goods. |
 David McLeanDavid Mclean was born in Wales though he has lived in Sweden since 1987. He has published poems in about 125 zines over the past year or so. Examples are Clockwise Cat, why vandalism? and BlazeVOX. Other work is published or forthcoming in Zygote in My Coffee, Erbacce, Sein und Werden, Venereal Kittens, and Gold Dust. He has a chapbook called "a taste for mourning" out before Xmas at 'Erbacce' which is a perfect prezzy for your local pastor, priest, or psychiatrist. More information about McLean is on his page at MySpace. |
James Meredith, from Belfast, Northern Ireland, is a past winner of The Brian Moore Short Story Award. His stories and poetry have been published in various anthologies and magazines in Ireland, the UK and the USA. |
 Hollace M. MetzgerHailing from New York City, Hollace M. Metzger is a poet, architect, painter, and photographer educated in the United States, London and Venice. A prolific writer in recent years, she has performed in public salons throughout New York including the Nuyorican Poets' Cafe. In addition to writing, her paintings have been sold across the U.S. and her poetic endeavors include collaborations with composers and artists in the US, UK, Spain and Italy. Her recent release, 'Observing the Labyrinth from Heaven' takes the reader on a journey of mind, space and time travel, from the past into the future, the bitter-sweetness of urban life and love paired with childlike optimism and deep sensual undertones. It is a glimpse into the library of the next generation of poets. You can find more detailed insights into the work in Hollace's interview for Magazine BLU. |
 R.C. MillerBorn 1974 in Parkersburg, West Virginia, R.C. Miller currently lives and works in New York City. He may be reached by writing to roadinsect@yahoo.com or by visiting him on MySpace. |
 Suchoon MoA former Korean Army Lieutenant and retired university academic living in the semiarid part of Colorado, Suchoon Mo's poems have appeared in East and West, Bitter Oleander, Dissident Editions, Taj Mahal Review, Religious Humanism, Thunder Sandwich, Spillway Review, the Stylus Poetry Journal, Word Riot, Word Myth, Tryst, Subterranean Quarterly, Underground Window, Orange Room Review, Round Table Review, Strange Road, Feathertale, Snakeskin, Flutter, Poetry Cemetery, The Quirk, Autumn Leaves, Commonline Project, BlazeVox, and others. His music compositions appear in Unlikely 2.0, Mad Hatters Review, Sage of Consciousness, Strange Road, The Adroitly Placed Word. He has no formal music education. |
 Kristine Ong MuslimMore than six hundred poems and stories by Kristine Ong Muslim have been published or are forthcoming in over two hundred journals and magazines worldwide. Her work has appeared in Adbusters, Bellevue Literary Review, Boxcar Poetry Review, Dog Versus Sandwich, Foliate Oak, Free Verse, GlassFire Magazine, GUD Magazine, Iota, JMWW, Mastodon Dentist, Monkey Kettle, Noneuclidean Café, Otoliths, The Pedestal Magazine, Poetry Midwest, PoetryRepairShop, Right Hand Pointing, Slow Trains, Slurve Magazine, Thieves Jargon, Turnrow, and Void Magazine. Her publication history can be found here. |
Mathias Nelson has been published both online and print in numerous magazines, some of which are Zygote In My Coffee, decomP, Madswirl, and Cherry Bleeds. He will be included in the "My Time" - Words & Images Created During, or Inspired By, the Lunch Break, print book anthology, due out September 03, 2007 through Poet Plant Press. He is the coolest motherfucker living, at least in La Crosse, Wisconsin. |
Her poems have been published in Rising, Ape Magazine,
Rue Bella, Scene 360, Humdinger magazine and Velocity, the Best of
Apples & Snakes. Been there, done that, snorted it, jacked it up, sucked it off,
fucked it up and still here to tell the tale. And what tales! Read and listen to more poetry by Bette O'Callaghan at her MySpace. |
