Joseph Enzweiler was born in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1950. He received a degree in Physics from Xavier University, and moved to Fairbanks, Alaska in 1975. He received a ms in Physics from the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, and in 1981 built a log house in Goldstream Valley north of town where he has lived ever … Read more about Joseph Enzweiler.
Keith Flynn (www.keithflynn.net) is the award-winning author of seven books, including five collections of poetry: The Talking Drum (1991), The Book of Monsters (1994), The Lost Sea (2000), The Golden Ratio (Iris Press, 2007), Colony Collapse Disorder (Wings Press, 2013), and a collection of essays, entitled The Rhythm Method, Razzmatazz and Memory: How To Make … Read more about Keith Flynn.
Stuart Friebert received a Ph.D. at U. Wisconsin—Madison in German Language & Literature in 1958. He taught at Mt. Holyoke College (1957-59), and Harvard University (1959-61), before settling at Oberlin College in 1961. With help from colleagues, he founded Oberlin’s Creative Writing Program and directed it until retiring in 1997. He co-founded Field Magazine, and … Read more about Stuart Friebert.
Raised in North Carolina and Cincinnati, Janice Moore Fuller is Writer-in-Residence and Professor of English at Catawba College in Salisbury, North Carolina. She has published a poetry book Archeology Is a Destructive Science (Scots Plaid Press, 1998) and poems and essays in numerous American and European journals and anthologies, including New Welsh Review, Asheville Poetry … Read more about Janice Fuller.
Mac Gay was born and raised on a 280 acre farm near Newborn, Georgia. He stumbled across contemporary poetry in his mid-twenties and was immediately hooked. Before the discovery occurred, he had already earned two degrees in the sciences at the University of Georgia. Later he obtained another degree in creative writing from Georgia State … Read more about Mac Gay.
Nellie Goodwin received her MFA from the Goddard College Writing Program. She has published poetry in The Comstock Review and The Aurorean. She is a member of poet Susan Donnelly’s workshop “Class Act Poets.” She lives and writes in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Connie Jordan Green lives on a farm in Loudon County with her husband Dick, a retired engineer. Her weekly column for the Loudon County News Herald is in its 40th year. She writes stories for young people, poetry, and novels (The War at Home and Emmy, both reissued by Tellico Books, an imprint of Iris … Read more about Connie Jordan Green.
Brian Griffin holds an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from the University of Virginia. His fiction, poetry and essays have been widely published in literary journals and anthologies, and his collection Sparkman in the Sky and Other Stories was chosen by Barry Hannah to receive the Mary McCarthy Prize for Short Fiction. Single Lens Reflex was … Read more about Brian Griffin.
Holly Guran, author of the chapbooks River Tracks (Poets Corner Press) and Mothers’ Trails (Noctiluca Press), grew up with a view of the Hudson River which partly accounts for the frequency of rivers and water in this collection. Holly went on to live in a variety of places from Eugene, Oregon to Rome, Italy, eventually … Read more about Holly Guran.
A Professor at Georgia State University and award-winning writer, Beth Gylys has published three collections of poetry (Sky Blue Enough to Drink, Spot in the Dark and Bodies that Hum) and two chapbooks (Matchbook and Balloon Heart). Recipient of a fellowship to attend the MacDowell Colony, her work has been featured on the Writers Almanac, … Read more about Beth Gylys.
