Al Maginnes's most recent books are Ghost Alphabet (White Pine Press, 2008), winner of the 2007 White Pine Poetry Prize, and two chapbooks published in 2010, Between States (Main Street Rag) and…
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I took this photograph last Spring in Vejer de La Frontera, a small town near the beach in Cádiz, Spain. At that time, I had been studying abroad and living with a host mom named Concha in Seville.…
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Gregory J. Wolos’s fiction has recently appeared or is forthcoming in The Los Angeles Review, PANK, A Cappella Zoo, Jersey Devil Press, Waccamaw Journal, FRiGG, Storyglossia, elimae, Apple Valley…
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I was a writer long before I ever thought of being a photographer. I had always loved photographs, but since I was already a writer, I thought that was vice enough. Frankly, I still wonder about this,…
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Paul Hostovsky is the author of 3 books of poetry, Bending the Notes, Dear Truth, and A Little in Love a Lot. He has won a Pushcart Prize and been featured on Poetry Daily, Verse Daily, The Writer’s…
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Jen Murvin Edwards' stories have appeared or are forthcoming in The MacGuffin, Palooka, Moon City Review, and Huizache literary journals, and she was a Finalist in Glimmer Train's 2010 Very Short…
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Ned Balbo received the 2010 Donald Justice Prize, selected by A.E. Stallings, for The Trials of Edgar Poe and Other Poems (Story Line Press/WCU Poetry Center). His previous books include Lives of the…
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Colin Rafferty teaches nonfiction writing at the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Other recent essays can be read in Utne Reader, South Loop Review, and Witness. He is…
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Nathan Gower holds a M.F.A. in Writing from Spalding University and currently serves as an Assistant Professor of English at Campbellsville University in Louisville, Kentucky. A writer of fiction,…
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My work represents a means of exploration in a world unconstrained by physical boundaries. Photographs that are layered in mystery and narrative are among those which one can revisit often. This seems…
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Michelle Valois lives in western Massachusetts with her partner and their three children. Her writing has appeared or is forthcoming in TriQuarterly, Brevity, Fourth Genre, Moon Milk Review, Florida…
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Emily Jean Roller graduated from Yale in 2007. She is completing an MA in Writing at Johns Hopkins. Her first novella, Hookers, Flankers and Locks will be coming out this winter from Bare Knuckles…
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Ryan Millbern is a copywriter at Richard Harrison Bailey/The Agency, a marketing firm in Indianapolis, Indiana. His stories and essays have appeared in Notre Dame Magazine, Designer, Fogged Clarity,…
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Dorianne Laux’s most recent collections are The Book of Men and Facts about the Moon. A finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award, and winner of the Oregon Book Award and The…
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Seth Sawyers has had essays appear in The Baltimore Sun, online at The Morning News, and in the literary journals River Teeth, Fourth Genre, Crab Orchard Review, Ninth Letter, Quarterly West, Fugue,…
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Nominated multiple times for Pushcart and Best of The Net Anthology, Ajay has work published or forthcoming in over ninety literary journals, including The Baltimore Review, Smokelong Quarterly, The…
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Josh Green’s work has appeared in The Los Angeles Review, The MacGuffin, Atlanta Magazine, The Adirondack Review, New South, Lake Effect, The Midway Journal, Eclipse, and elsewhere. By day, he’s a…
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Catherine Parnell teaches writing and literature at Suffolk University in Boston, as well as the occasional seminar at Grub Street in Boston. She’s the fiction editor for Salamander and an associate…
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John Walser, a founding member of the Foot of the Lake Poetry Collective, is currently working on a full-length manuscript, Edgewood Orchard Galleries, as well as two chapbooks of poetry, 19 Skies and…
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A writer living in Denver, Colorado, Heather Martin teaches at the University of Denver and co-curates the Gypsy House Reading Series. Her work has appeared in Matter, Cold Mountain Review,…
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W. Todd Kaneko lives and writes in Grand Rapids, Michigan. His stories and poems can be seen in Puerto Del Sol, Crab Creek Review, Fairy Tale Review, Los Angeles Review, Southeast Review, Blackbird,…
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Christopher Lowe is the author of the short story collection Those Like Us (SFASU Press, 2011). His fiction and poetry have appeared widely in journals including Third Coast, Bellevue Literary Review,…
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David Dodd Lee has published six previous full-length books of poems, including Orphan, Indiana (Akron, 2010), The Nervous Filaments (Four Way Books, 2010), Abrupt Rural (New Issues, 2004) and Arrow…
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When working on my photography there typically isn't any kind of method to the madness. I always keep a camera on me and find joy in capturing things that are happening when I am in the right place at…
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Andrew Abbott paints pictures a lot and sometimes people buy them, so luckily he isn't a "starving artist." He eats a lot. More of his work can be seen at ALLABBOTT.COM.
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Bram Takefman is a retired international trade executive who has spent much of his adult life overseas, living in places like England, Japan, and Peru. Fascinated and inspired by these foreign…
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Devin Murphy’s recent work appears in The Cimarron Review, The Greensboro Review, The Michigan Quarterly Review, The Missouri Review, and Shenandoah among others. He has recently completed his PhD…
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Stephen J. West lives, writes, and teaches in Morgantown, West Virginia. He is also a columnist and creative nonfiction editor for THIS Literary Magazine.
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Lockie Hunter is from a town in Appalachia where oral storytelling is vital to the community. She holds an MFA in fiction from Emerson College in Boston and teaches creative writing at Warren Wilson…
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Catherine Thomas was born and raised in Wales and now lives in Syracuse, NY. She holds an MA in English from the University of Rochester and has benefited from workshops held at the Syracuse Downtown…
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Tim Kahl [http://www.timkahl.com] is the author of Possessing Yourself (Word Tech, 2009) and The Century of Travel (Word Tech, 2012). His work has been published in Prairie Schooner, Indiana Review,…
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Edgar Gabriel Silex is the author of two poetry collections from Curbstone. He has received fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the…
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Waiting for My Father at the University Hospital Lab
Angela Narciso Torres was born in Brooklyn and raised in Manila. Her poems are available or forthcoming in Cimarron Review, Crab Orchard Review, Cream City Review, North American Review, Rattle, and…
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