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Chet Corey - 8 posts
's poetry has previously appeared in SHARK REEF and most recently in Common Ground Review, Studio One, The Talking Stick and in the antholgy Naming Hope (The Benedictine Center of Saint Paul's Monastery, 2019).
Christina Foskey - 1 post
is a Californian thrift store junky who's work has appeared in such places as: The San Gabriel Valley Quarterly, Cadence Collective, The East Jasmine Review, Gutters and Alleyways: perspectives on poverty and struggle anthology and more reciently was awarded 3rd place by the annual Lummox anthology in poetry.
Christine Terp Madsen - 1 post
, an easterner by birth, temperament, and affliction, lives in Washington state under protest. The ocean is on the wrong side of the road. She used to be a journalist, but they fired her because she’s a lesbian. A story of hers has been published in the Bellevue Literary Review, and her poetry has been published by The Christian Science Monitor. This poem celebrates the first of 33 anniversaries (so far) for Chris and her partner.
Christopher Nye - 7 posts
's poetry has previously appeared in SHARK REEF, also Snowy Egret, Chautauqua, Orbis, Kentucky Poetry Review, Pegasus, Berkshire Review, and elsewhere, including anthologies. His most recent publications are a children’s picture book, The Old Shepherd’s Tale, and a book titled Poems Out of Thin Air. He has a Ph. D. in American Studies from the University of New Mexico and studied playwriting on a Fulbright at the University of Bristol in England. Currently he is interim executive director at Orion Magazine.
Christopher Thornton - 1 post
was, for five years, a special correspondent for the U.S. State Department’s International Information Programs. Currently he teaches in the writing program at Zayed University in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. In recent years he's published over 50 articles and essays in numerous literary journals—Michigan Quarterly Review, Commonweal, Confrontation, Sewanee Review, Antigonish, American Scholar, Scarlet Leaf Review, Atlantic Online, and many others, A book-length travel narrative he wrote about traveling in Iran (Descendants of Cyrus: Travels through Everyday Iran) was published last November by Potomac Books, a commercial branch of the University of Nebraska Press. He has also published many essays about his experiences in Iran.
Chrys Buckley - 1 post
writes longhand first because she loves the feel of pen and paper. She writes short stories and poetry and is currently focused on Moonchild, a memoir about her freshman year of college, a coming-of-age story in which she tries to untangle all the difficulties that came with growing up as an albino. In Moonchild, Chrys relies on her determination and her fierce love of rock music to fuel her self-discovery. Chrys loves writing about real life because it lets her re-experience and give voice to all the moments of love, sorrow, anguish and grace, and feel them in a new, sometimes deeper, light. Chrys sees letters as different colors in her mind, so writing for her is a lot like painting; her only rule in writing her memoir is to be real, raw and “ruthless with truth.” Chrys currently works at Camp Orkila on Orcas Island and reads tarot cards. She was featured in the Readers Write section of the February 2008 issue of The Sun magazine. She writes a blog at http://chrysbuckley.blogspot.com called "Prying Open My Third Eye." This chapter is an excerpt from the first section of Moonchild, called "Eclipses," a collection of chapters that look into Chrys's childhood before she leaves for college.
Claire Gebben - 1 post
holds an MFA in creative writing through Northwest Institute of Literary Arts on Whidbey Island, Washington. Recent work appears in Get Born magazine, Soundings magazine and The Fine Line. She writes a blog about hair at hairpisodes.com and a blog about 19th century history and immigration at clairegebben.com.
Clark Gilbert - 1 post
, originally from the equality state of Wyoming, began at an early age to tell stories about all sorts of things—mostly to keep out of trouble. Since 1994, he has lived on San Juan Island, working, boating, running and writing down his stories. He has been published in Marathon and Beyond, Adventures Northwest Magazine and various on-line sources. He can be reached at moc.dnalsikcornull@trebligkralc.
Claudia Cruttwell - 1 post
is a UK writer of fiction and creative non-fiction with an MA in Creative Writing from Brunel University where her supervisor was Bernardine Evaristo. Cruttwell has had short stories published in Squawk Back magazine, Firewords magazine and an anthology by Black Pear Press. She was recently longlisted in the Fish Publishing Short Memoir prize. Cruttwell is currently working on a novel and a full-length memoir. The Performance of Grief deals with the immediate aftermath of the sudden, violent death of her husband and (in her words) "that twilight period where grief seems unreal and more like a performance."
Clive Gill - 1 post
has worked as a salesperson, mediator, farm hand, information technology manager and school bus driver. Born in Zimbabwe, he has lived and worked in Southern Africa, North America and Europe. He received a degree in Economics from University of California, Los Angeles and now lives in San Diego. His work work has appeared in Pens on Fire, the on-line magazine of short fiction and poetry at pensonfire.com, and 6 Tales, the on-line magazine of short fiction at 6tales.com.