Anne Gorrick has been
published in many journals including: American Letters and Commentary,
the Seneca Review, Good Foot, Fence, Fish Drum,
the
e-zine For Immediate Release, Sulfur, Situation, Hunger Magazine,
Petroglyph (Utah State University), the South Carolina Review (University
of
South
Carolina), Heaven Bone, the Portland Review (University of Oregon
at Portland), the Cream City Review (University of Wisconsin at
Milwaukee)
and
Yellow Silk.
Devin Johnston is the author
of two books of poetry,
Telepathy (Paper Bark Press, 2001)
and
Aversions (Omnidawn, 2004). His book of criticism,
Precipitations:
Contemporary American Poetry as Occult Practice, appeared from
Wesleyan University Press in 2002. He currently lives in Saint
Louis, Missouri,
and with Michael O’Leary, he directs a small press called
Flood Editions.
Donna Stonecipher's book
The Reservoir was published by University of Georgia Press in 2002.
She currently lives in Berlin, where she translates
poems from
French and German.
K. Silem Mohammad is the
author of
Deer Head Nation (Tougher Disguises, 2003) and
A Thousand Devils (Combo Books, 2004). He teaches
English and creative
writing at Southern Oregon University in Ashland.
Chris Vitiello is a graduate
of Naropa University's Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics.
He is the author of
Noun Swarms A Verb
(Xurban Books,
1999). He lives in Durham, North Carolina and blogs at
http://the_delay.blogspot.com/
Timothy David Orme currently
lives in Boise, Idaho. He first chapbook,
Horizon, is available
through Urban Bushwoman Press.
Sawako Nakayasu's books
include
So we have been given time Or, (Verse, 2004),
Nothing
fictional but the accuracy or arrangement (she,
(forthcoming
from Quale Press, 2005), and
Clutch (Tinfish chapbook,
2002). More information is available at
http://www.factorial.org/sn/sn_home.html.
Peter Jay Shippy is the
author of
Thieves’ Latin (University of Iowa Press),
winner of the Iowa Poetry Prize. He has new poems appearing in upcoming
issues of The American
Poetry Review, Fence, Harvard Review, The Iowa Review and Verse,
among others.
Lauren Haldeman played
soccer from age 5 to 17 for the Burke Grasshopppers and the Braddock
Road Lightning in Fairfax, Virginia. During a road
game in Maryland,
she collided with a goalie and severed her Posterior Cruciate Ligament
entirely. Now she is writing poetry.
Ken Rumble is the director
of the Desert City Poetry Series and list administrator for the
Lucifer Poetics Group. He lives in North Carolina with Kathryn
and sometimes Violet.
His poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Parakeet, Drunken
Boat, Word/For Word, No Tell Motel, Effing Magazine,
Sidereality, XConnect,
and others.
Jon Thompson edits Free
Verse: A Journal of Contemporary Poetry & Poetics (
http://english.chass.ncsu.edu/freeverse/)
at North Carolina State
University where
he teaches courses in twentieth-century literature. He recently
published
The Book of the Floating World with Parlor Press
and is
now editing Parlor
Press¹s new poetry series, Free Verse Editions. He has recent
work published or coming out in Shearsman Magazine, Stride Magazine,
Carolina Quarterly, Hotel
Amerika, Kiosk, and elsewhere.
Catherine Cafferty lives
in Iowa City. She has an MA from San Francisco State University
and will earn an MFA from The University of Iowa this spring.
Her work has appeared
in Web Conjunctions and is forthcoming in Bombay Gin.
Bruce Covey is Adjunct
Professor of Creative Writing at Emory University and author of
three collections of poetry-
The Greek Gods as Telephone Wires,
Ten Pins, Ten Frames,
and the forthcoming
Glass Is Really a Liquid-all from Front
Room Publishers. His work also appears in 26, Jacket,
Explosive Magazine, Pool,
Aught, MiPo, CrossConnect, Big Bridge, Shampoo, La Petite Zine,
and other journals.
Dustin Hellberg hates
the third person, and lives yet.
Simon DeDeo was born
in London and now lives in New Jersey. His work is forthcoming
in Typo and the Fifth Street Review, and he is the author of
the blog-journal
Rhubarb is Susan.
Mark Lamoureux lives
and writes in Allston, Massachusetts. His work has appeared (or
is forthcoming) in print in The Denver Quarterly, Jubilat, Lungfull!,
6x6, Carve,
Fulcrum, AGNI and others and online at such places as Big Bridge,
Verse Magazine, sonaweb.net, shampoopoetry.com and The Muse
Apprentice
Guild . His chapbook, 29 Cheeseburgers was released by
Boston's Pressed Wafer in the winter of 2004. Another chapbook,
City/Temple
was published
by Ugly Duckling Presse in the Fall of 2003. He is also the managing
editor of Fulcrum Annual.
Anthony Hawley is the
author of two chapbooks of poetry, Afield (Ugly Duckling
Presse, 2004) and Vocative (Phylum Press, 2004) and his
poems
have appeared/are
forthcoming in a number of magazines including, 3rd bed, 26, The
New Republic, The Paris Review, Western Humanities Review,
Slope, Volt,
Denver Quarterly, and The Canary. He is currently a poetry editor
at Fence Magazine.
Gareth Lee lives in New
Jersey. His poems have appeared in Columbia: A Journal of Literature
and Art, Green Mountains Review, and ZYZZYVA
Jennifer Tynes lives
in Providence, Rhode Island. Her work has recently appeared or
is forthcoming in Diagram, can we have our ball back, jubilat,
TYPO, The
Cultural Society, Indiana Review, Octopus, Factorial, Washington
Square, and Verse Magazine. She edits horse less press.
Marc Rahe has previously
appeared in Mudfish, Painted Bride Quarterly, and Paper Street.
He is currently a student at the Iowa Writers' Workshop.
Nick Twemlow is a Fulbright
Fellow in Wellington, New Zealand. He co-edits The Canary (http://www.thecanary.org).
Issue 4 is
just out.
Brian Lucas lives in
Bangkok, Thailand. His manuscript, Light House, as well
as limited edition prints and paintings, will be appearing this
year under
the Spuyten
Duyvil imprint. Recent and upcoming work in Conjunctions, Bird
Dog, Ur Vox, Beard of Bees, and Word/For Word.
Some of Antonio Facchino's
prior work can be sampled at MilkMag.org and on the BeardofBees.com
website. He has also published in Chicago
Review, Santa
Clara Review, and in The San Jose Manual of Style. He currently
lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.