Contributors

William Aberg lives in Tucson, Arizona. His work has appeared in the Alaska Quarterly Review, Chelsea, and Poetry.

Antler makes his living reading poems throughout the U.S., following Whitman’s invocation of the poet as “itinerant gladness scatterer.” He lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Richard Goldstein supports his writing habit by working as an emergency room physician. He lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Adele Levin lives with her husband in Berkeley, California. She has worked as a teacher and a psychotherapist, and now writes full-time.

Jim Nollman is the author of Dolphin Dreamtime. His writings have appeared in CoEvolution Quarterly, Guitar Player, Mother Earth News, and Omni. He lives in Friday Harbor, Washington.

Sy Safransky is editor of The Sun.

Sparrow writes of his infant daughter, Sylvia, that “she is trying to use her body as if she’d just gotten a camera out of a pawnshop and was patiently getting it to work.” Born to Ellen and Sparrow in New York City last November 21 at 5:50 a.m., Sylvia “is destined for greatness, according to the astrologer upstairs.”

Daniel Ward lives in Washington, D.C., where he annoys his housemates by leaving fans and lights on when he’s not home.

Robert P. Weintraub worked as a labor relations lawyer for more than thirty years. He recently left his firm to embark on a writing career. He lives in Newtonville, Massachusetts.