Issue 308 | Contributors | The Sun Magazine

Contributors

August 2001

Writers

Poe Ballantine began his career as a Civil War correspondent. He lives with a Mexican girl on the high plains of Nebraska in a little house completely surrounded by snakes and wild apple trees.

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Derrick Jensen’s most recent book is A Language Older Than Words (Context Books). He lives in Crescent City, California.

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Alison Luterman lives in Oakland, California, where she will be offering creative writing classes in her living room starting in September.

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Kurt Rheinheimer’s fiction has appeared in a variety of magazines, from Redbook to Michigan Quarterly Review. He lives in Roanoke, Virginia, and is the editor of Blue Ridge Country magazine. He is also a lifelong, and apparently incurable, Baltimore Orioles fan.

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Sy Safransky is editor of The Sun.

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Maximilian Schlaks is a graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop. He is currently at work on a novel set in the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, where he grew up. He lives in Meadville, Pennsylvania.

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Ruth L. Schwartz divides her time between Fresno and Oakland, California. Her book of poems Singular Bodies was recently published by Anhinga Press (www.anhinga.org).

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Genie Zeiger is a poet, essayist, and (for now) avid gardener living in Shelburne, Massachusetts. Her latest book is How I Find Her: A Mother's Dying and a Daughter’s Life (Sherman Asher).

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On The Cover

Marshall Clarke is a freelance photographer living in Baltimore, Maryland.

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Editor
Sy Safransky

Business Manager
Becky Gee

Circulation Director
Ilona Page

Assistant Editor
Andrew Snee

Art Director
Robert Graham

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Seth Mirsky

Manuscript Editor
Colleen Donfield

Editorial Assistant
Rachel J. Elliott

Administrative Assistant
Angela Winter

Proofreader
Erica Berkeley

Manuscript Readers
Debra Eidson
Gillian Kendall

Researcher
Krista Bremer

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