Contributors

Jeffery Beame has been published in Cold Mountain Review, The Road, Pyramid, Sanskrit, Duchess House Review, and other magazines. He defines poetry as “through language (and all of its characteristics) the compact exploration of intense love which unveils and creates mysteries. It is the doorknob and the room.”

David Bond is back with us again.

David Bonnis is back with us again.

Judy Bratten is back with us again.

Medea (Rob Brezsny), also known as Lamellicorn the Clone, eats at the North Carolina Cafeteria.

James Carpenter is a psychology professor at UNC in Chapel Hill.

Leaf Diamant says, “I discover that as I end my dis-ease with myself I enjoy myself more.”

Rob Gelblum is back with us again.

Karl Grossman is a newspaperman in his spare time.

Douglas Hall has finished his first book of poetry and has started on the second. He lives in Cuttingsville, Vermont.

Ebba Kraar is back with us again.

Bruce K. Land was here and gone.

Dusty Miller is back with us again.

Priscilla Rich Safransky, who put together the language section in this issue, has been talking since an early age.

Sy Safransky is editor and publisher of THE SUN.

Steven Seif took to the streets one chilly morning to sell copies of his short stories; he found us.

Dr. William Sprunt is a physician in Raleigh and belongs to that slender yet marvelous tradition of physician poets which includes W.C. Williams and Gottfried Benn.

Richard Williams is THE SUN’s poetry editor.

Robert Wilson teaches Human Effectiveness Training in Chapel Hill.