Mare Freed
Mare Freed's short fiction has appeared in The Antioch
Review, The Wisconsin Review, Wings, The HazMat Review, Blithe
House Quarterly, Zoetrope
All-Story Extra, and elsewhere. She lives in the Boston area and is currently
collaborating on the start-up of Author, Author!, a web
nexxus and workshop for writers.
J. Kevin Wolfe
J. Kevin Wolfe's business card says "Poet/Cemetery
Photographer." Neither of those pay well, so he writes radio humor and cookbooks.
Janet Buck
Janet Buck teaches literature and composition at the
college level. Her poetry and poetics have appeared in The Pittsburgh Quarterly,
Perihelion, The Melic Review, The Horsethief's Journal, Conspire, Gravity, In Motion,
and hundreds of journals world-wide.
John Michael
John Michael is a 23-year-old English major from Texas. In
the past, he's only been published on internet publications with low standards, but now
that that's changing, he sincerely hopes to break into print in the not too distant
future.
Marlene Leach
Marlene Leach is a graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the
Arts and has written five novels which are now seeking a home. She has also worked as a
free-lance journalist for over ten years and served as a Combat Correspondent in the
Marine Corps.
Holly Day
Holly Day lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with her son,
Wolfegang, and their cat, Calypso. She currently work as a music writer for Guitar One
Magazine.
Kevin Dolgin
Kevin Dolgin is originally from New York, although he has
become thoroughly Frenchified after fifteen years in and around Paris. He has led
something of a dual life: being involved in music as the co-composer and guitarist of the
French band 'The Exiles,' while also working as a marketing consultant for major
international companies. Over the past year, he has pulled back somewhat from his musical
activities in order to devote himself to writing fiction. His work has most recently
appeared in Zoetrope All Story Extra.
Tomi Danaher
Tomi Danaher's work has appeared in the Kentucky River
Literary Journal, Technique, and Creative Voices Literary Journal. The
summer issue of Akkadian will mark her
first (or second) acceptance via online media.
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