Contributors

Colleen Anderson lives in Charleston, West Virginia. Her fiction and poetry have appeared in quarterlies in the Appalachian region and one of her short stories is included in The Available Press/PEN Short Story Collection (Ballantine).

Karen Bluth is a photographer who lives in New Haven, Connecticut.

Diane Cole’s book reviews, essays and fiction have appeared in many national magazines. She lives in New York City.

Martin Glass lives in the woods near Redway, California. He’s a teacher’s aide in the local elementary school and a part-time teacher of comparative religion at the College of the Redwoods in Eureka, California.

Tom Hansen teaches English at Northern State College in Aberdeen, South Dakota.

Melissa Higgins is a freelance writer who lives in Los Angeles, California.

Lou Lipsitz teaches political science at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. He’s the author of two books of poetry, Cold Water and Reflections on Samson.

D. Patrick Miller lives in Berkeley, California, where he publishes Presumptions: A Letter at Large (1442A Walnut Street, #58, Berkeley, CA 94709).

Sy Safransky is editor of The Sun.

Andrew Shalit lives in Somerville, Massachusetts, where he documents computer software by day, and the human heart by night.

Deborah Shouse lives in Leawood, Kansas. Her writing has appeared in Iowa Woman, Old Red Kimono, Child, and Scholastic Scope.