Marge Barrett published a chapbook of poems, My Memoir Dress, and a memoir, Called: The Making & Unmaking of a Nun. A teacher, she loves her course, We Like Short-Shorts!

Susanne Braham’s poetry has appeared in Hawaii Pacific Review, Baseball Bard, and These Fragile Lilacs. She is retired and lives in New York City.
 

Bob Canuel, now retired, lives with his wife, Beverley, in Calgary, Alberta. He’s been recently published online at Wax Poetry & Art and Dying with Dignity Canada. Thank you all for reading.
 

Sharon Charde, retired family therapist, women’s writing workshop leader since 1990, award-winning poet with five published collections, one of which was dramatized as a radio play for the BBC in 2012, has seven Pushcart nominations and wide journal publication. She spent 16 years teaching delinquent girls poetry in a residential facility.
 

Jo Angela Edwins teaches at Francis Marion University in Florence, SC. Her poems have most recently appeared in Rogue Agent, Rise Up Review, Typishly, and Number One. Her chapbook Play was published in 2016. She has received awards from Poetry Super Highway and the South Carolina Academy of Authors.
 

Vern Fein has published over fifty poems and short non-fiction pieces in over thirty different venues since he started submitting two years ago, including *82 Review, Bindweed, Ibis Head Review, Spindrift, Quail Bell and has a short story in Duende magazine, Goddard College, Vermont.  

 

Robert René Galván resides in New York City where he works as a professional musician and poet. He has taught at Manhattan College, The College of Mount Saint Vincent and the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music. His last collection of poems is entitled Meteors, published by Lux Nova Press. His work will appear in an upcoming issue of the Hawaii Review. René is a multi-instrumentalist who plays charango, flutes, guitar, harp, mandolin, percussion, piano, ukulele, Venezuelan Cuatro and xylophone.
 

Anna Lagattuta is a junior at the University of Dayton where she is studying journalism and psychology. She has a great appreciation for live music, summer baseball games and travel.
 

Clif Mason’s poems have appeared in The New Guard and Peacock Journal. When he was a Fulbright Fellow to the Université Nationale du Rwanda, he and his family lived on campus, near the town of Ruhengeri and ten miles from the Virunga Mountains, home of the mountain gorillas.
 

Barb Reynolds was a child abuse investigator for 22 years. She curates the Britt Marie poetry series in Albany, CA. Her chapbook Boxing Without Gloves was published by Finishing Line Press. Recent works have appeared in CALYX, Poet Lore, and Mudfish (May).
 

Brad Rose has two new books of poems, Momentary Turbulence and WordinEdgeWise, forthcoming from Cervena Barva Press. Brad is also the author of five chapbooks of poetry and flash fiction, all from Right Hand Pointing. His website is bradrosepoetry.com
 

Jonathan Shipley is a freelance writing living in Seattle. His work has appeared in such publications as the Los Angeles Times and Fine Books. He once got haiku published in a book about how to build wind turbines.
 

Tiare Snow is a wine drinker who, in her spare time, is also a mother, wife and writer. Tiare expresses vulnerability by publicly distributing her writing in the hope someone else will feel something; to feel something is better than nothing.
 

Doug Van Hooser's poetry has appeared in Chariton Review, Split Rock Review, Manhattanville Review, and Poetry Quarterly among other publications. His fiction can be found in Red Earth Review, Crack the Spine, and Light and Dark. Doug is a playwright active at Three Cat Productions and Chicago Dramatists Theatre.
 

Born out West (1947), Gerald Wagoner became a poet-sculptor. In NYC since '83, he made art, exhibited, taught, and wrote long into the future. This is his first publication.

Eryk Wenziak serves as art editor of A-minor magazine and art director of A-minor press. He is widely published and a two-time Pushcart Prize nominee. He is the author of five chapbooks, his most recent titled SQUARES (after Malevich), a collection of typewriter art works published by No Press.  His new full-length book of poetry, I NEED SPACE, was recently released by Deadly Chaps Press. His text-based visual art is routinely on exhibit in Brooklyn area gallery exhibitions, and his photography has been used as cover art for several prominent authors. He lives at www.erykwenziak.com.