Contributors

Antler’s work appears in the anthology American Poets Say Goodbye to the Twentieth Century (Four Walls Eight Windows). He lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Gordon Baer, a recipient of the Nikon World Understanding Award, loves looking through the viewfinder. He lives in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Rebecca Baggett lives in Athens, Georgia, and is the author of the chapbook Still Life with Children (Pudding House Publications).

Robert P. Cooke is a poet who lives in Highland, Indiana, and works as a welder in a refinery.

David Denny’s latest chapbook is Smog Baby, a verse memoir about growing up in the shadow of Disneyland. He lives in Cupertino, California.

Doris DÖrrie is a German film producer and the author of seven books, two of which have been published in the U.S. She lives in Munich, Germany.

Jerry Mander is a cofounder and chair of the International Forum on Globalization, an organization of activists opposed to the global economy. He lives in San Francisco.

Rafe Martin is a storyteller and author of The Eagle’s Gift. He lives in Rochester, New York.

Duncan Zenobia Saffir is a poet who once brewed beer professionally, until management decided his beer was too alcoholic. He lives in Lake Oswego, Oregon.

Sybil Smith’s fiction and nonfiction has appeared in the Northern Review, Ithaca Women’s Anthology, and Vermont Woman. She lives in Norwich, Vermont.

W. Bradford Swift is a writer and codirector of Life on Purpose. He lives in Flat Rock, North Carolina.

Ashley Walker works as a writer in the computer industry, a job she regards as a close cousin to fiction writing, but without the drawbacks. She lives in Dallas, Texas.

David Witherspoon is a poet living in Nashville, Tennessee.