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Paul Graseck - 1 post
, lifelong educator, also plays clarinet in Rhode Island's Extraordinary Rendition Band, an activist “Honk!” band. Occasional character portrayer, he has performed as Gandhi and Socrates, generating interactive dialogues for young and adult audiences. He has published in Persephone, The Decadent Review, Kappan Magazine, History Matters, Star 82 Review, Potato Soup Journal, Kestrel, and elsewhere. Paul lives in Providence, RI.
Paul Ilechko - 3 posts
, poet and songwriter, lives with his partner in Lambertville, NJ. He is the author of several chapbooks. His work has appeared in a variety of journals, including The Night Heron Barks, Feral Journal, K’in, Gargoyle Magazine, and Book of Matches. His first album, "Meeting Points", was released in 2021.
Paul Walsh - 2 posts
and his wife, Valarie, live between Woodinville, WA and Moon Meadow Lane on San Juan Island depending on what week it is. Being the webmaster for almost 20 brain-injury related associations keeps him busy most days. Nights might find him at a telescope imaging the far fuzzies. His first brush with poetry came at the original Nuyorican Poets Café on E. 6th in New York City in the mid 70s but that’s another story and there’s a whole lot of mileage in between.
Penny Kohn - 2 posts
has published in Jewishfiction.net and Friday Flash Fiction. She has taken many classes at Grub Street in Boston and also teaches creative writing to children in an after-school program in Brookline, MA.
Peter Aronson - 1 post
, a former TV and print journalist and now a NYC attorney, has become passionate about reading and writing short stories. He also is working on a young adult novel, to be completed in 2015.
Peter Gibb - 1 post
has written fiction, non-fiction and children's books. His most recent works are a memoir, King of Doubt, about his struggle with self-doubt, and the non-fiction, Mindful Conversation, released in summer, 2022. He lives in Ashland, OR., where he writes, teaches and coaches the art of Mindful Conversation. Visit Peter's web site, https://petergibb.org, or email him, gro.bbigretepnull@retep
Peter Kuentzel - 1 post
was raised in the rural farm town of Winterset, Iowa. In 1963 he majored in art at Bakersfield College. He attended the University of Iowa for a B.A. Degree. At the end of his college years he found his passion for clay. He then taught on Long Island while working on a portfolio of ceramics. In 1972 he graduated from Claremont Graduate School with a M.F.A. under the guidance of Paul Soldner. He taught at Laguna Beach School of Art and the Des Moines Art Center before beginning a thirty-five career at Miami-Dade College. He exhibits locally and nationally. Peter received three Individual Florida Artist Fellowships and a Southern Arts Federation/ Regional Fellowship. He had residencies at Tuscarora Pottery School, Nevada; Sun Valley Arts Center, Idaho; Mendocino Art Center; and Guldagergaard Skaelskor, Denmark. He now works in his studio on Lopez Island, Washington.
Peter Obourn - 1 post
's work is forthcoming or has appeared in Blue Lake Review, Bombay Gin, The Brooklyn Review, CQ (California Quarterly), Crack the Spine, descant, Door is a Jar Magazine, El Portal, Evening Street Review, Forge, Gastronomica, Glint Literary Journal, Green Hills Literary Lantern, Griffin, Hawaii Pacific Review, Inkwell, Kestrel, The Legendary, Limestone, The Madison Review, New Orleans Review, North Atlantic Review, North Dakota Quarterly, Oyez Review, PANK, Pennsylvania Literary Journal, Quiddity Literary Journal, Red Wheelbarrow Literary Magazine, Riddle Fence, The Round, Saint Ann’s Review, SNReview, Spillway, Stickman Review, Switchback, The Umbrella Factory, Valparaiso Fiction Review, Verdad, Viral Cat, Voices de la Luna, Wild Violet, The Write Room, and The Blueline Anthology 2004. His short story “Morgan the Plumber,” which appeared in North Dakota Quarterly, has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize.
Phyllis Brotherton - 1 post
received her MFA in Creative Nonfiction at Fresno State University, Fresno, California. Her work has appeared in Pithead Chapel, Spry, Your Impossible Voice, and is forthcoming in Under the Gum Tree. Phyllis works at the local PBS station and lives with her wife, Denise, in Clovis, CA.
Phyllis Carol Agins - 1 post
's publishing history includes the novels Suisan (1992), Never The Same River Twice (coauthored with James Andrew Freeman, 1994), and her children’s book, Sophie’s Name (1992), which remained in print for 16 years. Also in 1992, One God, Sixteen Houses, an architectural study, was published. She taught writing at Penn State University/Abington Campus and served on the board of the Philadelphia Writers’ Conference for more than 14 years. Her travel essay “Steps Into China’s Culture,” was published in The Philadelphia Inquirer. Other essays have been featured in CWRU Magazine and Main Line Times. She is a longtime resident of Pennsylvania.