Contributors

Patricia Bralley lives in Norcross, Georgia, where, with her family, she runs a clinical research laboratory for nutritional analysis and preventive medicine.

George Kalamaras lives in Fort Collins, Colorado, and teaches as a poet-in-the-schools in Colorado. His work has appeared in Bluefish, Greenfield Review, Hawai’i Review, Kansas Quarterly, and the Mississippi Valley Review.

David Moolten lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and is a student at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.

Sy Safransky is editor of THE SUN.

Sparrow is back in New York City and reading a lot. He recommends Death Comes for the Archbishop by Willa Cather, Exile and the Kingdom by Camus and “Couple Attacked by Talking Bear” (article, National Enquirer, August 6, 1985).

Sallie Tisdale lives in the Pacific Northwest with a growing family. Her first book, Complications, will be published by McGraw-Hill next year.

William Trotter is a Greensboro, North Carolina writer who concentrates most of his energies on fiction projects, although his lifelong interest in military history has engendered an as-yet-unpublished book on the Russo-Finnish War, as well as articles for several history magazines.