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Spring 2003 Charlie Anders is the publisher of other, the magazine for people who defy categories. Her writing has appeared in Salon.com, ZYZZYVA, the SF Bay Guardian, Comet Magazine, and the forthcoming anthologies Urban Bizarre and Pills Chills Thrills & Heartache. She’s also the author of the Lazy Crossdresser and the webmistress of www.godhatesfigs.com. K.R. Copeland is a prolific poet residing in Chicago, Illinois. She has been published often, and works as a pre-K teacher in order to support her art. Gary Cozine’s writing has also appeared in Conversely
and Elysian Fields Quarterly.
This is the first appearance of his poetry. Website: http://www.geocities.com/gcozine/ William Doreski’s poetry has appeared most recently in Barrow Street, Larcom Review, Crab Creek Review, Eclipse, and Atlanta Review. His most recent book is Suburban Light (poetry, Cedar Hill, 1999). He currently teaches creative writing and literature at Keene State College. David Erlewine began writing in March 2002. He has 24 short stories published or forthcoming in 27 literary journals. Much of his work can be viewed at http://www.daviderlewine.com/. Christine Hamm has a MA in Creative Writing and is a graduate of Reed College. She has had her poetry published by Stirring, Shampoo Poetry, Poetry Midwest, Taint, Whalelane, 3AM magazine and many others. She is the editor of the new quarterly, Thirteen Feet, and the literary editor of Wide Angle, a monthly New York periodical. kris t kahn’s poetry has been published in numerous journals, both print and online, including The Cortland Review, The Pedestal Magazine, 42opus, and Samsara Quarterly. He is the author of two chapbooks (The Gospel According to Thomas and For A Ghost) and also editor of the online poetry journal Sometimes City. He lives in New Jersey. Website: http://analecta.net/blackswan. The 2002/2004 Whitney Latham Lechich Poet-in-Residence, Ryan Masters’ poetry has appeared in numerous journals including The Iowa Review, California Quarterly, Poetry Motel, The Tule Review, bottle rockets, and The Porter Gulch Review. His work appears in The Anthology of California Poetry (2003) and a chapbook, below the low-water mark, is available from Pudding House (2003). He is the editor of The Bathyspheric Review. Ken Meyers received his Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, and currently teaches writing at the American University in Cairo. His short fiction and non-fiction have appeared in Atlantis, as well as other journals no one has ever heard of. Gary Sloan is a retired English professor in Ruston, Louisiana. In his retirement, he has written articles on literary figures for Free Inquiry, Skeptical Inquirer, Skeptic, American Atheist, The Freethinker (London), and other magazines. He also writes occasional political commentaries for Nando Media, a national newspaper service. John Tisdale’s stories have appeared in the Indiana Review, The Journal, River
Styx, and Pleiades. He is currently working on his first novel.
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