Contributors

Eleanore Devine lives in Winnetka, Illinois. Her collection of short stories, You’re Standing in My Light, was published last year by Beacon Press. She has upcoming stories in Other Voices and Southwest Review. An earlier version of her story in this issue first appeared in Nit & Wit.

Eleanor Glaze rescues animals and loves to go dancing. The author of numerous short stories, three novels, and four stage plays, she lives in Memphis, Tennessee.

Sam Hamill lives in Port Townsend, Washington, where he is editor of Copper Canyon Press. His books include A Dragon in the Clouds and Basho’s Ghost.

John McElhenney has published three books of poetry. He edits The Icarus Review, City Rant, and is the associate editor of Man! He lives in Austin, Texas.

John C. Richards is a freelance writer in Los Angeles, California. He is presently at work on a novel.

Sy Safransky is the editor of The Sun.

Sparrow writes that he could still convert from Fahrenheit to centigrade — if he had to. He lives in New York City.

Thomas Wiloch is the author of Tales of Lord Shantih (Unicorn Press) and Night Rain (Runaway Spoon Press). He lives in Canton, Michigan.