Featured Writers
John Bennett lives with a dwarf and has been published more times in more little magazines than any sane person would want to remember.
g. martinez cabrera currently lives in San Francisco with his lovely and talented wife. He holds degrees from Columbia and from the Harvard Divinity School where he spent three years thinking about lofty things. Since then, he tries to write some lofty and some not-so-lofty things down so others can see how lofty he sometimes is. When he’s not writing or spending time with said wife, he tortures young people with learning.
He lives, electronically at www.thehistoryofthings.com and occasionally blogs at http://circularrunning.wordpress.com
Earl Crown lived in Baltimore for thirty-five years. Having survived numerous assassination attempts, along with an on-going feud with the Organized Crime Task Force of the Baltimore City Police Department, Mr. Crown has retreated to a fortified compound in Belize.
Ricky Garni is a graphic designer, cheesecake maker, and owner of an Italian bicycle named Love #3. His recent publications include ARTOCRATIC, RED RIVER REVIEW, and KITCHEN. He lives in Carrboro, North Carolina, near the fire station.
Gary Lundy recently relocated from dillon, montana, where he taught english at the university of montana western, to providence, rhode island, to live with his partner. his poems have appeared in a variety of magazines. most recently his poems can be found in: the rockford review; voices israel. taproot; and, ditch (online). he has poems forthcoming in: ginosko (online); wilderness house literary review (online); and askew.
Rick Lupert has been involved in the Los Angeles poetry community since 1990. He served for two years as a co-director of the Valley Contemporary Poets, a twenty-five year old non-profit organization which produces a readings and publications out of the San Fernando Valley. His poetry has appeared in numerous magazines and literary journals, including The Los Angeles Times, Rattle, Chiron Review, Stirring, The Blue Jew Yorker, PoeticDiversity.org, Zuzu’s Petals, Caffeine Magazine, Blue Satellite and others. He edited the anthologies The Night Goes On All Night – Noir-Inspired Poetry and, A Poet’s Haggadah: Passover through the Eyes of Poets and is the author of 13 books: Paris: It’s The Cheese, I Am My Own Orange County, Mowing Fargo, I’m a Jew. Are You?, Stolen Mummies, I’d Like to Bake Your Goods, A Man With No Teeth Serves Us Breakfast, We Put Things in Our Mouths, Sinzibuckwud! (Ain’t Got No Press), Lizard King of the Laundromat, Brendan Constantine is My Kind of Town (Inevitable Press), Feeding Holy Cats and Up Liberty’s Skirt (Cassowary Press). He has hosted the long running Cobalt Café reading series in Canoga Park since 1994 and is regularly featured at venues throughout Southern California.
Richard Osgood lives in a city on a river where the north meets the south. Publication credits include Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, Hobart, Dogzplot, Night Train, Mudluscious, Los Angeles Review, among others, and include two Pushcart Prize nominations. He continues to mourn the deaths of Steve Marriott and Syd Barrett.
Joe Rosenblatt was born in Toronto in 1933. Over the years, Rosenblatt has written more than 20 books of poetry, several autobiographical works and his poems have appeared in over thirty anthologies of Canadian poetry over his forty year career as a poet. His poetry books have received major awards, such as the Governor General's award for poetry in 1976 and the British Columbia Book Prize in 1986. He has traveled widely giving readings of his poems in Europe, Canada and the United States. Several bilingual volumes of his poetry have been published in Italian with translations by the late Prof. Alfredo Rizzardi of the University of Bologna, and Ada Donati of Rome. His poems have also been also translated into Korean, French, Dutch, Swedish and Spanish . For the past 30 years Rosenblatt has been living in a beach resort community of Qualicum Beach on Vancouver Island with his wife Faye, and their generational cats.
Edward Wells II is a writer, recently returned to schooling. Some of his most recent works have appeared in Blue and Yellow Dog, Counterexample Poetics, and Heavy Bear. His most recent collection was released by Full of Crow and is entitled Mexico 2009 (http://issuu.com/fullofcrow/docs/mexico). His author page can be found on facebook.
Christopher Wolford resides in Muncie, IN with his wife. He is a student at Ball State University where he studies Creative Writing and Religious Studies. He is an editorial assistant for BULL.
g. martinez cabrera currently lives in San Francisco with his lovely and talented wife. He holds degrees from Columbia and from the Harvard Divinity School where he spent three years thinking about lofty things. Since then, he tries to write some lofty and some not-so-lofty things down so others can see how lofty he sometimes is. When he’s not writing or spending time with said wife, he tortures young people with learning.
He lives, electronically at www.thehistoryofthings.com and occasionally blogs at http://circularrunning.wordpress.com
Earl Crown lived in Baltimore for thirty-five years. Having survived numerous assassination attempts, along with an on-going feud with the Organized Crime Task Force of the Baltimore City Police Department, Mr. Crown has retreated to a fortified compound in Belize.
Ricky Garni is a graphic designer, cheesecake maker, and owner of an Italian bicycle named Love #3. His recent publications include ARTOCRATIC, RED RIVER REVIEW, and KITCHEN. He lives in Carrboro, North Carolina, near the fire station.
Gary Lundy recently relocated from dillon, montana, where he taught english at the university of montana western, to providence, rhode island, to live with his partner. his poems have appeared in a variety of magazines. most recently his poems can be found in: the rockford review; voices israel. taproot; and, ditch (online). he has poems forthcoming in: ginosko (online); wilderness house literary review (online); and askew.
Rick Lupert has been involved in the Los Angeles poetry community since 1990. He served for two years as a co-director of the Valley Contemporary Poets, a twenty-five year old non-profit organization which produces a readings and publications out of the San Fernando Valley. His poetry has appeared in numerous magazines and literary journals, including The Los Angeles Times, Rattle, Chiron Review, Stirring, The Blue Jew Yorker, PoeticDiversity.org, Zuzu’s Petals, Caffeine Magazine, Blue Satellite and others. He edited the anthologies The Night Goes On All Night – Noir-Inspired Poetry and, A Poet’s Haggadah: Passover through the Eyes of Poets and is the author of 13 books: Paris: It’s The Cheese, I Am My Own Orange County, Mowing Fargo, I’m a Jew. Are You?, Stolen Mummies, I’d Like to Bake Your Goods, A Man With No Teeth Serves Us Breakfast, We Put Things in Our Mouths, Sinzibuckwud! (Ain’t Got No Press), Lizard King of the Laundromat, Brendan Constantine is My Kind of Town (Inevitable Press), Feeding Holy Cats and Up Liberty’s Skirt (Cassowary Press). He has hosted the long running Cobalt Café reading series in Canoga Park since 1994 and is regularly featured at venues throughout Southern California.
Richard Osgood lives in a city on a river where the north meets the south. Publication credits include Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, Hobart, Dogzplot, Night Train, Mudluscious, Los Angeles Review, among others, and include two Pushcart Prize nominations. He continues to mourn the deaths of Steve Marriott and Syd Barrett.
Joe Rosenblatt was born in Toronto in 1933. Over the years, Rosenblatt has written more than 20 books of poetry, several autobiographical works and his poems have appeared in over thirty anthologies of Canadian poetry over his forty year career as a poet. His poetry books have received major awards, such as the Governor General's award for poetry in 1976 and the British Columbia Book Prize in 1986. He has traveled widely giving readings of his poems in Europe, Canada and the United States. Several bilingual volumes of his poetry have been published in Italian with translations by the late Prof. Alfredo Rizzardi of the University of Bologna, and Ada Donati of Rome. His poems have also been also translated into Korean, French, Dutch, Swedish and Spanish . For the past 30 years Rosenblatt has been living in a beach resort community of Qualicum Beach on Vancouver Island with his wife Faye, and their generational cats.
Edward Wells II is a writer, recently returned to schooling. Some of his most recent works have appeared in Blue and Yellow Dog, Counterexample Poetics, and Heavy Bear. His most recent collection was released by Full of Crow and is entitled Mexico 2009 (http://issuu.com/fullofcrow/docs/mexico). His author page can be found on facebook.
Christopher Wolford resides in Muncie, IN with his wife. He is a student at Ball State University where he studies Creative Writing and Religious Studies. He is an editorial assistant for BULL.
