Contributors

Eric Bosse is editor of the online journal The God Particle. He is working on a novel about an American circus-sideshow impresario posing as a German in Italy after World War II. He lives in Missoula, Montana.

Dana Cann lives with his wife and two children in Bethesda, Maryland, where he makes chocolate-chip pancakes every Saturday morning. His stories have appeared in the Florida Review, Blackbird, and Dislocate. He is currently seeking an agent for his recently completed novel, The Happy World.

Matthew Deshe Cashion is the author of the novel How the Sun Shines on Noise (Livingston Press), and his poetry and prose have appeared in Wind, Hawaii Review, and Wisconsin Review. He lives in La Crosse, Wisconsin, and will begin teaching English at the university there in the fall.

Susan Carol Hauser’s books include Outside after Dark: New and Selected Poems (Loonfeather Press) and You Can Write a Memoir (Writers Digest Books). She is a professor of English at Bemidji State University and lives in Puposky, Minnesota.

James Kullander lives in Tivoli, New York, where he works as editor-in-chief of print and online publications at the Omega Institute.

Alison Luterman teaches at New College and the Writing Salon and performs with the improvisation troupe WingIt! She lives in Oakland, California.

Charlie Mehrhoff is a poet who lives in Lyons, Colorado.

Laura Pritchett is the author of the novels Sky Bridge and Hell’s Bottom, Colorado (both Milkweed Editions). She lives in Bellvue, Colorado, and is editing two upcoming essay collections about conservation issues.

Bruce Holland Rogers teaches fiction writing in the Whidbey Writers Workshop MFA program in Washington State. He lives in Eugene, Oregon.

Sy Safransky is editor of The Sun.

Corvin Thomas spent twenty-five years as a television news reporter before becoming a stay-at-home dad to his four-year-old son and two-year-old daughter (aka Batman and Cinderella). He is on his fifth viewing of the first five seasons of The Sopranos on DVD. He lives in San Francisco, California.

Ryan Anderson reads too many books at once and buys more before finishing any of them. He works as a commercial archaeologist and takes photographs for the love of it, not for the money. He lives in Oceanside, California.

William Carter likes digital photography but loves the darkroom. He has published four books of his photographs, including Illuminations (Editions One). He lives with his wife in Los Altos Hills, California.

Gina Kelly’s photographs have been shown in the Sarratt Gallery at Vanderbilt University, the Berkeley Arts Center, and the San Francisco Women Artists Gallery. She lives in Santa Rosa, California.

Ryan Fox’s photographs occasionally earn him money when they are used in travel books, magazines, and whiskey advertisements. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

Michael Galinsky is a photographer, filmmaker, and musician living in Brooklyn, New York.

Carlos Gustavo loves North Carolina, from the mountains to the sea. He also loves bourbon. He lives in Winston-Salem and is busy working on a book of photographs and preparing for an exhibition of his work.

Kari Haga is a photographer who collects stamps, coins, and salt and pepper shakers. She lives in Billings, Montana.

Richard Heintze is a photographer who lives in Menlo Park, California.

Joe Hoynik is a photographer who lives in Los Angeles.

Sadie King is a photographer living in Three Rivers, California.

Link Nicoll is a photographer who lives in Alexandria, Virginia. She gets asked about her unusual first name — the origin of which is a family secret — almost every day.

Dana Pianowski is a photographer, painter, and mother of two daughters. She lives in Davidson, North Carolina.

Carol Samour is a photographer who lives in Germantown, Maryland.

Craig J. Satterlee teaches photography at Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming, when he’s not on a quest for the perfect pizza.

Traveler Taj Terpening is a photographer who recently returned from a biking trip over the Andes and plans to kayak down the Amazon River later this year. He lives in Bisbee, Arizona.

Gregory Thorp takes commercial photographs for several barge lines on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. He lives in New Haven, Connecticut.

Mark Townsend is a photographer who lives in Brooklyn, New York.