Contributors

Ellen Carter has published many incomprehensible poems, and a few that are clear as day. She is currently working on getting pregnant and writing a science fiction novel. She also wants to go to Africa.

Ralph Earle teaches writing seminars and is currently working on his first novel. He lives in Pittsboro, North Carolina.

Sparrow writes, “besides basic existential doubt, I am fine and wearing blue shirts (the kind accountants wear).”

Edward Wahl is sixty-seven and has been writing as a hobby all his life. He lives in Mountain Lakes, New Jersey.

Juliet Wittman is a writer and editor who lives in Boulder, Colorado, with her husband and daughter.

Lisa Horton Zimmerman is a poet living in Greeley, Colorado. She has poems forthcoming in Webster Review and Germination. Her chapbook, In Places Without Time Nothing Hurries, was published by Leaping Mountain Press in 1987.