Contributors

T.W. Dalrymple’s fiction has appeared in Collier’s, Cosmopolitan, and Esquire. He gardens and takes long walks in York, Pennsylvania.

Pamela Donald lives in Roswell, Georgia, on the banks of Big Creek. “No kidding,” she says, “that’s the name of it.” She has poems upcoming in South Carolina Review and Caesura.

Diana Greene Hall is a gypsy currently living in Takoma Park, Maryland.

Kenneth Klonsky teaches and writes in Toronto, Canada. “Songs of Aging Children” is part of a larger work in progress.

Carl-Michal Krawczyk was born in England, educated in Germany and the United States, and now lives in New Mexico. He works with the Denver Institute of Technology.

Pamela Altfeld Malone’s fiction has appeared in the anthology Back in My Body, and her poetry in Resonance. She lives in Leonia, New Jersey.

D. Patrick Miller is a freelance writer in Encinitas, California. He has work upcoming in New Age Journal, Yoga Journal, and Free Spirit.

Kevin Miller lives in Gig Harbor, Washington.

Lynn Park lives in Tempe, Arizona, where she overeats, thinks about growing old, and buys too many books.

Judith H. Windt’s stories have appeared in Jam To-day, Pig Iron, and San Jose Studies. She lives in Menlo Park, California.

Joel Witkin writes, “I am forty-five. I studied writing at the University of Oklahoma. I collect old fountain pens and do my writing in coffeehouses.” He lives in Guerneville, California.