Carolyn Adams' art and poetry have appeared in The Alembic, Common Ground Review, Caveat Lector, Fickle Muses, and Mannequin Envy, among others. She is author of Beautiful Strangers (Lily Press, 2006), and the art e-chapbook What Do You See?, available for free at Right Hand Pointing. She is currently an Art Editor for the e-zine Mad Hatters Review.
Chuck Augello lives in New Jersey with his wife, dog, three cats, and a growing collection of dust. His work has appeared in Pindeldyboz, Rattle, Word Riot, DoubleThink, Imitation Fruit, The Santa Fe Literary Review, and other journals. He spends his days in a cubicle slowly plotting his escape. Please love him.
Doug Paul Case studies writing, literature, and publishing at Emerson College, where he is an editor of The Emerson Review. Sometimes he remembers to blog at http://dougpaulcase.wordpress.com.
Jason Fisk lives in Chicagoland with his children, and dogs. He tries to find time to write between changing diapers and cleaning up doggie doo. You can visit his website at www.jasonfisk.com.
JBMulligan has had poems and stories in dozens of magazines, including most recently Blue Unicorn, Chiron Review, Argestes, Loch Raven Review, Doorknobs & Bodypaint and Aunt Chloe. He has also published two chapbooks, The Stations of the Cross and THIS WAY TO THE EGRESS, and has appeared in the anthology Inside Out: A Gathering of Poets.
Brett Stout is a 30 year-old artist and writer. He is a high school dropout and former construction worker turned college graduate and paramedic. He creates art, mainly while hung-over, from a small, cramped apartment in Myrtle Beach, SC.
Buff Whitman-Bradley has written two books of poems, b.eagle, poet, and The Honey Philosophies. His work has appeared in numerous journals. In addition to writing, he produces documentary videos and audios. His interviews with American GIs who have refused to fight in Iraq and Afghanistan can be heard at www.couragetoresist.org.
Brian Wilkins is the editor of Scarab, a literary magazine for the iPhone. He holds a MFA in Poetry from the University of New Hampshire. His work is available or forthcoming in Two Review, Permafrost, and Sententia.
John Sibley Williams has an MA in Writing and resides in Portland, OR, where he frequently performs his poetry and studies Book Publishing at Portland State University. He is presently compiling manuscripts composed from the last two years of traveling and living abroad. Some of his 60+ previous or upcoming publications include: The Evansville Review, Juked, and Raving Dove.
Kelsey Wollin was born and raised in rural Wisconsin. She lived near the Gila National Forest in Silver City, NM for several years, and has now returned to her hometown in the Midwest. She has had one short story published in Snowy Egret and aspires to continue writing and contributing work to various publications.
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