Contributors

Geoffrey Canada is president of the Rheedlen Centers for Children and Families in New York City, and East Coast coordinator for the Black Community Crusade for Children.

Steve Elliott’s work has appeared in Little America, Strong Coffee, and Flowers on the Razor Wire. He lives in Prospect Heights, Illinois.

Evan Griffith has quit his corporate job and is working on a collection of prose pieces and a novel. He lives in Lake Worth, Florida.

David Guy is the author of four novels, the most recent being The Autobiography of My Body (Plume). He lives in Durham, North Carolina.

Christine Japely is a writer living in the New York City area. Her work will appear in the forthcoming anthology The Dome of Creation (New Rivers Press).

Alison Luterman lives in Oakland, California, where she writes poetry and fiction, and plots her next move.

J.W. Major is a former high-school English teacher living in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. His work has appeared in Epoch, Prairie Schooner, and the Georgia Review.

Lynn Mundell is a writer living in San Francisco. She’s currently working on a book of poems, tentatively titled Traveling Incognito.

Sheila Richards lives in California.

Sy Safransky is editor of The Sun.

P. J. Underwood is a freelance writer, editor, and gardener living in San Francisco. Her work has appeared in the Western Humanities Review, Yellow Silk, and the San Francisco Chronicle.