Contributors

Steve De France is a poet living in Long Beach, California. His most recent book is Ordinary Angers (Inevitable Press).

Mary Torre Kelly lives and writes in Atlanta, Georgia. Her stories have appeared in First Hurrah, Redbook, and Pleiades Press.

Josip Novakovich’s collection of stories, Bricks, will appear in October from Graywolf Press. He lives in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Edwin Romond is a poet and the author of Home Fire (Belle Mead Press). He lives in Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania.

John Rosenthal is a writer and photographer living in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Sy Safransky is editor of The Sun.

Alix Kates Shulman is the author of four novels, including Memoirs of an Ex-Prom Queen. She divides her time between New York City and Maine.

Mark Smith-Soto is a poet, translator, professor of Spanish, and editor of the International Poetry Review. His poems have appeared in Nimrod, Carolina Quarterly, and Nebraska Review. He lives in Greensboro, North Carolina.

Sparrow recently had a poem published in the New Yorker. We hope it hasn’t gone to his head.

Ashley Walker is a software consultant specializing in human-factors design. Although she’s lived in Dallas, Texas, for fifteen years, it’s never once occurred to her to visit the grassy knoll.

Andy Yale is a writer and photographer living in West Virginia. His work has appeared in Harper’s and the Nation.