Arthur
Cadieux is a painter living in Eastport,
Maine. His most recent exhibition was at Gallery 170 in Damariscotta,
Maine. For more of his work, visit his website.
Swirling together the wholesome and the wicked,
Cindy Emch spins words, records, and queer open mics in SF.
Arpine Konyalian Grenier is a graduate of the
American University of Beirut and the MFA Program at Bard College,
NY. Her work has appeared in How2, Columbia Poetry Review,
Sulfur, The Iowa Review, Phoebe, Envoi, Fence and elsewhere.
Donald Illich has published poetry in The
Iowa Review, Fourteen Hills, Passages North, Cold Mountain Review,
Roanoke
Review, and Hubbub. His work will be included in future issues
of Nimrod, Lit, Combo Magazine, Sow's Ear Poetry Review, and The
Sulphur River Literary Review. He received a Prairie Schooner scholarship
to
the 2006 Nebraska Summer Writer’s
Conference. His Web site is www.floatnotswim.com.
Born of the most mixed and common stock, Alexander
Jorgensen has lived in the Czech Republic, a Baroque
Servite monastery along the Sumava mountain range, the Galapagos
Archipelago, and the People's Republic of China (where he currently
divides his time). His work has appeared or is forthcoming
in BathHouse,
One Less, Noon, fhole, The Lyre, Jacket Magazine, Pinstripe
Fedora and Otoliths.
Ruth
Lepson is poet-in-residence at the New England
Conservatory of Music. Rusty Crump & Ruth have a new ebook
(& POD) book at blazevox.org,
of their photos & her synaesthetic dream prose poems. Alice
James Books published a book of her poems, Dreaming in Color (POD
book), which
is being reprinted, and the U of Illinois published her anthology, Poetry
from Sojourner: A Feminist Anthology, in 2004. In recent years
she has been collaborating w/ other poets, musicians & visual
artists, and her poems have been in Carve, Shampoo, & many
other online & offline magazines.
Her piece about Steve Lacy & Robert Creeley appeared in jacketmagazine #31.
Warren
Lloyd is currently finishing an MFA thesis in 'New
Forms' at the Rochester Institute of Technology. 'New Forms'
is a multi-media approach to fine art which includes surveillance
technology, sound, text, photography, painting and video. Lloyd
studied at Pratt institute where he earned a BFA in painting.
He is currently an adjunct professor of painting and planning
to pursue his education in the field of poetics. His writing
has appeared and is forthcoming in Homonumos Magazine,
Beijing.
Anh-Hoa
Thi Nguyen received her MFA in Creative Writing
at Mills College where she was awarded the Mary Merrit Henry
Prize in Poetry and the Ardella Mills Literary
Composition Prize in Creative Non-Fiction. Her work has been published
in the Asian Pacific American Journal, Nha Magazine, and the
Vietnamese Artists Collective anthology AS IS: A Collection
of Visual and Literary Works by Vietnamese American Artists. Anh-Hoa has also performed her work at Kearny Street Workshop’s
APAture 8, San Francisco’s Litcrawl
and Writers with Drinks. In addition to writing and performing,
Anh-Hoa creates self-published and hand
bound artists books and is a photographer and printmaker. She is
currently the founder of Pomelo Press and lives
and creates in Oakland, California, where she was recently featured
as I
Love Oakland’s Artist of the Month.
Jeffrey Schrader prefers train trestles & rivers.
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