Contributors

Samuel Blair lives in Seattle, Washington. His fiction has appeared in Matrix.

Alan Brilliant writes, typesets, prints, and binds poetry. He lives in Greensboro, North Carolina.

Gordon Feller runs the Ark Foundation, based in Emeryville, California, which is concerned with “the search for global security.” He is the author of Peace And World Order Studies.

David Guy lives in Durham, North Carolina and is the author of two novels, Football Dreams and The Man Who Loved Dirty Books.

Cedar Koons is a poet who lives near Timberlake, North Carolina.

Patrick Miller is a typesetter and poet who lives in Berkeley, California. He has recently started his own magazine, Presumptions — A Letter at Large (1442A Walnut Street, #58, Berkeley, California 94709).

Jon Remmerde lives in Sumpter, Oregon and writes on a forty-year-old typewriter. “It works very well,” he says. “My two daughters also use it, my ten-year-old more than anyone else. It belonged to a man, an assayer, who lived most of his life in Sumpter, died there a few years ago. He lived many years in a house that we later rented and lived in for a year, our second year in Sumpter. I didn’t know that until after I bought the machine in a shop and took it back to the house.”

Sy Safransky is editor of THE SUN.

Rupert Sheldrake is a biologist and an author. Sheldrake spends half the year writing, lecturing, and traveling and the other half working for the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics in Hyderabad, South India.

Constance Studer lives in Boulder, Colorado. Her poetry has appeared in Pegasus, Gumbo, Womanthology, Blue Buildings, Practices of the Wind, and Hyperion/Black Sun, New Moon.