week of April 20-26, 2009:
Our eleventh annual Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) issue
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C.A Morrow Bio (auto) C A Morrow was born and raised in the British Isles He was college educated in New York and currently resides in Miami, Florida. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by C.A Morrow and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Charlotte Innes Bio (auto) Charlotte Innes has a chapbook called Reading Ruskin in Los Angeles due out from Finishing Line Press in May 2009 She has published poetry in The Best American Spiritual Writing 2006 (Houghton Mifflin), The Hudson Review, The Sewanee Review, The Pinch, Knockout, Ekphrasis, The Eleventh Muse, Speechless Magazine and The Chaffin Journal She was recently a semi-finalist in the 2008 St Lawrence Book Award, Black Lawrence Press, N.Y Her other awards include Knockout Magazine’s Inaugural Poetry Award 2008; the 2007 Chaffin Award for Poetry; the Anne Silver Award for Poetry sponsored by Speechless Magazine (2007); and a First Prize in the Poetry in the Windows V contest in Los Angeles (2003) funded by grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and the City of Los Angeles She also writes about books and the arts for many publications, including the Los Angeles Times, The Nation and Poetry International A number of her reviews have been anthologized in Contemporary Literary Criticism (Thomson Gale) She received her B.A from London University and obtained a master’s degree in journalism from Columbia University, New York She has taught journalism as a part-time lecturer at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, and Columbia University And she has taught creative writing in the summer session at Colorado College in Colorado Springs She has taught at three high schools in the Los Angeles area including La Cañada High School and Brentwood School Currently, she is Writer-in-Residence at Pilgrim School, Los Angeles, where she teaches English and creative writing; assists students in putting out a literary magazine; and runs a Visiting Writers Series She grew up in England, the daughter of an English mother and a Jewish-refugee father Most of her relatives on her father’s side died in the Holocaust, her grandfather in the concentration camp at Theresienstadt, now called Terezín, in the Czech Republic She lives in Los Angeles The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Charlotte Innes and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Christian Ward Bio (auto) Christian Ward is a 28 year old London based poet and translator His work has appeared in Diagram and Elimae and is forthcoming in Ezra, Bravado and The Emerson Review The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Christian Ward and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Dan Kasten Bio (auto) Dan Kasten lives in Poland, Ohio, as one only a handful of Jews left in the Youngstown area His fourth book“The Rise And Fall of Patient Q”is in production and will be out later this year. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Dan Kasten and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Daniel S Irwin Bio (auto) Daniel S Irwin .sometimes poet My home is Sparta, Illinois The subject matter of this piece by me and the work of other writers in this collection presented by Poetry Super Highway humbles me and I feel it inappropriate to ‘toot my horn’ noting places that I have been published. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Daniel S Irwin and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Ellen LaFleche Bio (auto) Ellen LaFleche Northampton, MA I have worked as a journalist and women’s health educator, published poetry in Alehouse, Alligator Juniper, the Ledge, New Millenium Writings, and Kudzu, among many others The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Ellen LaFleche and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Gerard Brooker Bio (auto) Gerard Brooker lives in Bethel, Connecticut. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Gerard Brooker and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Hanoch Guy Bio (auto) Hanoch Guy spent his childhood and youth in Israel He is a bilingual poet in Hebrew and English, Hanoch is an Emeritus professor in Temple University He has published poetry in Genre,Poetry Newsletter, Tracks , the International Journal of Genocide studies Poetry Motel,Visions International and several times in Poetica where he won an award He has also won an award in the Mad Poets Society on 2007 He has published poems in Hebrew and English in the magazine:In other words Hanoch lives in Elkins Park, Pennsylvania. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Hanoch Guy and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Howard Camner Bio (auto) Howard Camner is the author of 16 books of poetry He was named “Best Poet of 2007” in the Miami New Times “Best of Miami” readers poll edition Later this year his autobiography Turbulence at 67 Inches will be released He lives in Miami with his wife and children. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Howard Camner and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
J Barrett Wolf Bio (auto) Biker-poet writer J Barrett Wolf has lead a multi-faceted life since childhood Born in 1954, Freeport, NY, the Long Island native is the eldest of three brothers, the son of a truck driver father and entrepreneur businesswoman mother In High School, Barrett attended the Washington Workshops program in civics and government, and developed an ongoing interest in journalism and music, becoming active on the Freeport High School newspaper and radio station It was also during his high school years that Barrett began his creative journey as songwriter, guitarist and poet In front of the Speakeasy Folk Club on MacDougal Street in New York City.As a student at the University of New Haven, Barrett worked as a journalist for the college paper as both writer and photographer He returned to Long Island in 1974, thoroughly immersing himself in the songwriter community that centered at Middle Earth Switchboard in Hempstead, NY In 1979, he went on to organize the weekly Great Cultural Conspiracy Coffeehouse in Huntington NY The road called After a brief stopover down south in Boone, North Carolina, Barrett headed out west to San Francisco, where he worked as a street musician on Pier 39 and Fisherman’s wharf playing his original songs One day, he asked himself, “What would be the most difficult, challenging, gratifying job I could attempt?” His answer: the San Francisco Police Department Barrett entered the police academy in mid-1981, and was awarded the Bronze Medal of Valor for saving the life of a San Francisco civilian in May, 1982 Pondering in Portland, ME In 1984, Barrett returned to New York State as a songwriter, branching out to explore writing prose and poetry It was then he spent three weeks hiking the North Carolina mountains on an Outward Bound wilderness expedition, learning and testing survival skills Barrett moved to Stamford CT in 1990, And worked at the Stamford Public Library and joined the Stamford Loft Artist Association, of which he was President his first year there Pensive In August 1992, he traveled to Ireland, to study at the Irish Writer’s Center in Dublin, with Poets Eavan Boland, Paula Meehan and Theo Dorgan He entered the 1993 Stamford Festival of the Arts Poetry Contest, receiving first prize for his poem “Old North Field” He also performed regular as half of the bilingual, English-Spanish poetry duo “Café con Leche” with Dominican poet Marianela Medrano In 1994, he was chosen one of only eight poets for the Connecticut Commission on the Arts ‘Touring Artist’ roster You can dress him up In 1998, Barrett moved again, this time to Cape Cod in MA, where he worked in web and graphic design, all the while booking other songwriters and acoustic musicians at New Driftwood Coffee House, and furthering his creative evolution from songwriter and musician to writer and poet His work was being was published regularly, in literary and general interest magazine around the country, including Black Bear Review, Portland Review of the Arts, Amelia and Cats Magazine It was on Cape Cod that his avocation of motorcycle riding intersected with the written word He joined the Highway Poets Motorcycle Club, the international association of published bikers, and began to tour with them and perform throughout the Northeast every August, during National Biker Poetry Month With Poet-in-residence Gerald Stern at New England College Barrett returned to New York State in 2004, fulfilling his long standing dream of living in the Southern Tier of New York State by settling in Harpursville, NY He continues to tour with the Highway Poets, performing for the last two years at the Colorscape Festival in Norwich, NY He is currently Editor of RoadPoet-NY.com, the Online Biker Poetry Journal, and will begin hosting an open mic at the River Read bookstore in downtown Binghamton this February Barrett’s ‘day jobs’ have ranged from factory worker to police officer, musician to private investigator computer salesman, alternative book store manager, night club manager, graphic designer, web designer, carpenter, saw mill worker , volunteer firefighter In an era of over-specialization, J Barrett Wolf is a Renaissance artist, jack of all trades, and master of most: an ideal background for a poet. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by J Barrett Wolf and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Janet Bowdan Bio (auto) My poems have been published in APR, Denver Quarterly, Crazyhorse, Chicago Review, Smartish Pace, Verse, Tinfish, and other literary magazines One poem, “The Year,” was anthologized in Best American Poetry 2000 and again in Poetry Daily I teach English at Western New England College in Springfield, and live with a husband, two cats and sometimes three children in Northampton, Massachusetts The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Janet Bowdan and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
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Jon Epstein Bio (auto) Born at Cedars of Lebanon in 1957, now the center for Scientology, Jon Epstein grew up in a secular Jewish home in the Hollywood hills Battling drug addiction and alcoholism at an early age, in his senior year of high school he traded in his high school cap and gown for a pair of silver handcuffs and a booking number After nearly another decade of felonious high jinx and criminal tom foolery, Providence interceded; in January of 1986 Jon crawled out of his dark and dank root cellar…back into the sunlight Now a man of fifty one and sober over two decades, Epstein resides in the West San Fernando Valley with his wife of 21 years Jon and his wife Kelly have a twenty one year old son and a nineteen year old daughter; both attend college in Northern California In addition to writing, Epstein’s an entrepreneur, musician, surfer, student and poet Jon is known for his three distinct categories of writing: Lost Childhood, the Hell of Addiction and his Recovery thereafter. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Jon Epstein and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Joyce Lee Bio (auto) Joyce Becker Lee is a freelance writer living in Mundelein, Illinois She is currently enrolled in the MFA-Creative Writing program at Northwestern University The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Joyce Lee and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
KJ Hannah Greenberg Bio (auto) KJ Hannah Greenberg tramps across genres and topics Some of her recent Judaica has been accepted or published by: G Stern’s Hag Samaiach Anthology, Hamodia, Horizons, Mishpacha, Miriam Liebermann’s The Best is Yet to Be, Poetica, The Blue Jew Yorker, The Jerusalem Post, The Jewish Woman, and The New Vilna Review. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by KJ Hannah Greenberg and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Larissa Shmailo Bio (auto) Larissa Shmailo translated the Russian Futurist opera Victory over the Sun by A Kruchenych; a DVD of the original English-language production is part of the collection of the New York Museum of Modern Art, the Hirsshorn Museum of the Smithsonian Institute, and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art She also contributed translations to the new anthology Contemporary Russian Poetry (Dalkey Archive Press 2007) Larissa is the recipient of 2009 New Century Music Awards for spoken word with jazz, electronica, and rock; her poetry CDs, The No-Net World (SongCrew 2006) and Exorcism (2008) are frequently heard on radio and Internet broadcasts Her chapbook, A Cure for Suicide, is available from Cervena Barva Press 2008 Larissa’s full-length collection of poetry, In Paran, will be published by BlazeVOX Books in May, 2009 The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Larissa Shmailo and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Margaret Boles Bio (auto) The Holocaust is something that I find moves me to write, and I have had poems published for Holocaust Memorial before on Poetry Super Highway, and also was one of two poets published weekly last fall My first collection The Eye of the Tiger has been published in India. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Margaret Boles and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Martin H Dickinson Bio (auto) Martin Dickinson’s poems have appeared in California Quarterly, Clamshell Broadsides, Heartlodge, The Innisfree Poetry Journal, Isotope, poeticdiversity, and World of Water, World of Sand, A Cape Cod Collection of Poetry, Fiction and Memoir Martin has read Emily Dickinson at the Library of Congress for the Favorite Poem Project, and his reflections on “The Grass” are included in the project’s anthology, An Invitation to Poetry, edited by Robert Pinsky, Maggie Dietz and Rosemarie Ellis Born in Pittsburgh and raised in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, distance runner and lover of nature, he is the father of two sons and a daughter, and grandfather of one grandson Martin lives in Washington, D.C where he works for an environmental organization. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Martin H Dickinson and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Martin Steele Bio (auto) Martin Steele writes, “I was born and raised in Johannesburg, Republic of South Africa I was educated at King Edward VII School where I first found my love for words I settled in Delray Beach, Florida in 1999 “My first real success was in 1951 when my poem “The Fall,” appeared in a new English literary magazine, Nimbus In South Africa I won the Sunday Star’s Contest in 1992 for “Language of the Heart ” I received a prestigious award from the South African Writers Circle for thirty-six of my poems entitled Night Shade/Day Shade The volume was the runner-up in the award made to the Professional Writer of the Year, 1999 by the SAWC I won First Prize in the SAWC Poetry Competition for my poem, “Until Now I Have Struggled ” It told the story of the anguish of the heart of a man who was crippled and wounded in some protest action forty years before 1998 The adjudicators were Professor J.P Wade of the Centre for the Study of South African Language and Literature and Lionel Lawson “Nineteen of my poems on the subject of war appeared in Crescent, a journal of new poetry in 1999 In July 1996 my poems appeared in the classical issue Something Quarterly My poem, “I’m Still Waiting,” concerning 9/11, was published in the Great Books Florida News Letter (February 1, 2001) and another poem, Picture a World Gone By (…11 September 2001) was included in the September 28, 2001 edition I was a finalist in the 2003 War Poetry Contest, Winning Writers, for my epic poem Sarel and Samson I was also a finalist in 2007 for Can We Believe Them? Recently my poem , “Omaha Day one”, won a Highly Commended Award in the 2008 Tom Howard Poetry Contest I also won High Distinction in the 2006 Tom Howard/John H Reid Poetry Contest My poem, Service and Set appears in Sailing in the Mist of Time, an Anthology of Award Winning Poetry 2007; my poem Big Tent Game is published in an Award Winning Anthology entitled Traveling 2005 Jendi Reiter critiqued my poem, “New World”, in 2005 In September 2007 in San Francisco I received Second prize for exceptional poetry that inspires dance from Artists Embassy International Dancing Poetry Contest Award My poem Urginea Maritima I wrote whilst I was in Sardinia in September 1998 My Brother is a Scarecrow, a prose poem appeared in Coyote Wild in November 2006 In June, week 9th to 15th I was Poet of the Week in the Poetry Super Highway My poem Lost Tears was showcased in Poetry Place on June 15 2005 for several months One of my favorites The Man in the Window was published in Genesko I enjoy writing in America; I write every morning from 5 a.m to 9 a.m I have such wonderful peace of mind in this Country Winning Writers, Jendi Reiter, has been instrumental in guiding me to poetry sites and places of literary interest OurEcho also revived my interest in writing poetry; such a friendly site. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Martin Steele and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Michael Brownstein Bio (auto) Michael H Brownstein has been widely published throughout the small and literary presses His work has appeared in The Café Review, American Letters and Commentary, Skidrow Penthouse, Xavier Review, Hotel Amerika, After Hours, Free Lunch, PoetrySuperHighway.com, Meridian Anthology of Contemporary Poetry, The Pacific Review and others In addition, he has eight poetry chapbooks including The Shooting Gallery (Samidat Press, 1987), Poems from the Body Bag (Ommation Press, 1988), A Period of Trees (Snark Press, 2004) and What Stone Is (Fractal Edge Press, 2005) Brownstein teaches elementary school in Chicago ’s inner city, studies authentic African instruments with his students, conducts grant-writing workshops for educators and the State of Illinois Title 1 Convention, and records performance and music pieces with grants from the City of Chicago ’s Department of Cultural Affairs, the Oppenheimer Foundation, BP Leadership Grants, and others. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Michael Brownstein and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Mike Scheidemann Bio (auto) Mike Scheidemann was born in Johannesburg, South Africa and raised in Southern Rhodesia (present-day Zimbabwe) He read French and English Literature at Capetown University, before devoting himself to poetry and socialism on Kibbutz Yizre’el in northern Israel He is the president of ‘Voices: The Israel English Poetry Association’ and has served on its Editorial Committee He was the Senior Coordinator of the XIII World Congress of Poets in Haifa He has published four anthologies of poetry and co-edited two editions of Peace through Poetry. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Mike Scheidemann and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Nicole Nicholson Bio (auto) Nicole Nicholson is a 32 year-old writer and performance poet who draws inspiration from history, legends and folklore, people, nature, the vast cosmos of being…and upon occasion, the voices in her head She is the founder and sole contributor to the Raven’s Wing Poetry blog at: http://ravenswingpoetry.com Her work has recently appeared in Young American Poets (http://youngamericanpoets.blogspot.com), Shoots and Vines Zine (http://shootsandvineszine.blogspot.com), and the Orlando Artist’s Collective Zine She lives in Columbus, Ohio with her fiancé. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Nicole Nicholson and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Paul Hellweg Bio (auto) Paul Hellweg is a member of both Veterans for Peace and Vietnam Veterans Against the War, and he strongly believes that working to help end all war is the most important purpose of his life He fancies himself a poet too Visit Paul on the web here: www.paulhellweg.com The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Paul Hellweg and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
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Peter Austin Bio (auto) Peter Austin is a Professor of English at Seneca College in Toronto, Canada. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Peter Austin and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Phyllis Johnson Bio (auto) Phyllis Johnson is an author and photojournalist Her book, Being Frank with Anne, is archived at the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam It has been requested by Miep Gies, the woman who helped hide the Frank family and was reviewed by Buddy Elias, Anne’s first cousin and CEO of the Anne Frank Fonds in Switzerland It is available at Amazon.com, www.communitypresshome.com and at the New York Anne Frank Center’s website bookstore Phyllis’s other poetry book is Hot and Bothered By It, midlife humor for women The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Phyllis Johnson and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Renee Summers Bio (auto) Renee Summers of Boston/Scituate, Massachussetts, is a member of Sea Glass Poets, South Shore, Boston, have self published If The Potter’s Hands Shake, Waves, have appeared in Ibbetson Press, The Aurorean, Max Magazine, Mariner Newspapers, University of Texas Medical School Newsletter, others Am a volunteer pension counselor at the New England Pension Assistance Project, Gerontology Institute, UMA Boston, and read for the sight challenged at the Talking Information Center, Marshfield, MA The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Renee Summers and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Robert Walton Bio (auto) I am a rock climber and mountaineer My speculative fiction stories about climbing have been published in the Sierra Club’s Ascent and several other magazines and journals A dramatization of one of my stories was broadcast on KUSF on November 22nd, 2006 It was broadcast subsequently on NPR I’ve had three children’s books published My short stories have won numerous awards: the Deep South Writers’ Conference 1995 Contest, first place in Fantasy/SF; 1st place in the 2008 Saturday Writers short story contest A story of mine won the Central Coast Writers Club 2007 contest; another is on the short list for this year’s Mountaineering Literature prize in the UK My poetry has been published in a number of obscure periodicals. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Robert Walton and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Rolland Vasin Bio (auto) Rolland Vasin(aka Vachine), is a naturalized native of Los Angeles, and son of Encino booksellers, Alphabooks, Rolland is a performance poet, and for decades dabbled in improvisational theater and stand-up comedy for which we was recognized as the Laugh Factory’s 3rd Funniest CPA in Los Angeles Rolland uses the pen name of Vachine (Vah Ch [as in church] Eeen) which is the Romanian pronunciation of his last name, which means “neighbor” A student in UCLA Extension and Esalen Institute Poetry Workshops, he has performed at Beyond Baroque As a member of the Anansi Writers Workshop, Vachine has featured at the World Stage, the Encino Barnes & Noble, and wabisabi occasional series He has published in Gnome and Powered By Possibility, is anthologized in the forthcoming Master Class: The Poetry Mystique (Duende Books) and reads at Open Mics across the U.S An auditor of child and family nonprofits, Rolland speaks to groups globally on governance, workplace ethics and fraud deterrence His Firm, Vasin, Heyn & Company, also conducts audits of corporate social responsibility codes and is a sponsor of the Poetry Superhighway Contest Rolland currently lives, and bodysurfs, in Santa Monica, California. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Rolland Vasin and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Salvatore Buttaci Bio (auto) The poems, letters, and stories of Salvatore Buttaci have been published in The New York Times, Newsday, U.S.A Today, The Writer, Cats Magazine, and widely elsewhere in America and overseas His newest book, A Family of Sicilians is currently available at http://stores.lulu.com/ButtaciPublishing2008 He was the recipient of the $500 Cyber-wit Poetry Award in 2007 Buttaci has lectured on Sicilian American pride and conducted poetry workshops and readings A retired teacher, Buttaci lives in Princeton, West Virginia, with Sharon, the love of his life. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Salvatore Buttaci and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Stephen Mead Bio (auto) In the early 1990s, Stephen Mead published poems in such journals as Onionhead, Bellowing Ark, and Invert, but upon moving to Provincetown, Massachusetts, Stephen decided to concentrate more on visual work In 2000, Stephen started seeking publication again forhis writing and his art combined Since, then, thanks to the wonders of the World Wide Web, his work has appeared internationally both in cyberspace and hard copy Since then, his writing has often appeared along side his paintings and, at other times, with text superimposed on his visual art In 2004, Stephen began experimenting even more with these poetry/art hybrids creating a series of e-books, including the award-winning We Are More Than Our Wounds From there, Stephen began experimenting with his art and poems as films, at first creating slideshows with captions, and then doing his own soundtracks and voice overdubs His DVDs are available through Indieflix.com In 2006, Stephen put technology to use, releasing Safe & Other Love Poems (CDBaby.com), a CD of poems set to music, as well as two print editions of his image/art hybrids, “Selected Works” and “Tree Companions”, a fractured fairy tale for adults (Lulu.com) Stephen has also released two novels, Hang Onto Your Teeth and Where Time Goes through Amazon.com in addition to a photography book, Notes From The Interior at Blurb.com Currently, he is working on a film series entitled Swan Songs,which incorporates live footage superimposed over his paintings and digitized images as well as his own singing voice. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Stephen Mead and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Thea Iberall Bio (auto) Thea Iberall is a poet, playwright, and scientist She has a Master’s Degree in Writing (USC) and a Ph.D in Computational Neuroscience (U Mass) As a performance poet, Thea represented Los Angeles at the National Poetry Slams Thea has had over 40 poems published in anthologies and journals, including Rattle, Spillway, New Works Review, Blue Arc West: An Anthology of California Poets (Tebot Bach), poetrydiversity, Peregrine, and The Southern California Anthology She has a poem in Blood to Remember: American Poets on the Holocaust (Time Being Books, 2007) She was a semifinalist in the Atlanta Review International Poetry Competition She is featured in the documentary GV6 THE ODYSSEY: Poets, Passion & Poetry Thea’s produced plays include: ‘Primed For Love’, ‘At Seven’, and ‘Amacry! The Neuronic Musical’ She is currently touring with her one-woman show ‘The Only Thing Greek About Me is My Name’ Her contextual poetry book ‘The Sanctuary of Artemis’ is to be published this summer by Tebot Bach Thea resides in Long Beach, CA. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Thea Iberall and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Wanda VanHoy Smith Bio (auto) Wanda is a member of the Redondo Poets who reads at Coffee Cartel She has been published in a few anthologies and featured here and there and has too many chapbooks The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Wanda VanHoy Smith and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Zyskandar A Jaimot Bio (auto) Zyskandar A Jaimot is from Orlando, Florida. The following work is Copyright © 2009, and owned by Zyskandar A Jaimot and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
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