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 Jean
McIntosh was co-winner of the Jerome Johanning Playwright Award at
Kansas University for her play The Ladies of Sharp End. Her first
short story, “The Pan of Milk,” was published in Kansas Heritage Monthly
magazine. She has made a cameo appearance as a witch being burned at the
stake in the indy vampire movie Children of Darkness. Jean describes
herself as "an Aquarius who lives in the city that survived The Day
After." She owns a golden retriever, who so far has not met the fate
of the pooch in "On the Spot." |
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 Daniel
A. Olivas has over two dozen short stories appearing or forthcoming
in THEMA, Exquisite Corpse, The Morpo Review, Foliage,
La
Petite Zine, and MindKites, among others. His fiction will be
included in an upcoming collection from Bilingual Review/Press entitled
Fantasmas:
Supernatural Stories by Mexican-American Writers, edited by Rob Johnson.
Lee & Low Books will feature the author's poetry in a Spring 2001 children's
collection by Latino writers entitled Love to Mamá: A Tribute
to Mothers, edited by Pat Mora. You can reach Dan at olivasdan@aol.com. |
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| John
Picinich is the editor of EDGAR: Digested Verse, a quarterly
zine of darkly bizarre, erotic and offbeat poetry. His poems and stories
are forthcoming or have run in The Urbanite, Space and Time,
Flesh
& Blood, THE EDGE: Tales of Suspense, and the anthologies
SOMETHING
WICKED and ISIS RISING. He listens to Tori Amos for inspiration
and unwinds with jazz, mostly Monk. John confesses that he "never met a
cup of coffee he didn't like." |
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 Angela
Davis Tartaglia is currently working on her first novel, a short story,
and more poetry. Her poems have appeared in Poems Niederngasse,
3rd
Muse, The Fairfield Review, and Plain Brown Wrapper.
She lives in Dunedin, Florida with her husband Daniel, two
daughters
and two dogs. (No wonder she says her lucky letter is D.)
Her e-mail address is
danielt3@gte.net.
And Angela swears her murderous poem Angelica
is "only fiction." |
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 Carter
Swart began writing in 1979, the result of several years of idleness
prompted by a bout with Guillain-Barré syndrome, a disease that
left him a lifetime paraplegic. To date he has sold over 140 articles and
short stories to publications such as Murderous Intent,
Hardboiled,
P.I.
Magazine, Blood Review, Into the Darkness, and several
thoroughbred racing trade publications. His novels, published by Hollis
Books, include the mysteries Deceived by Death and the forthcoming
Insufficient
Evidence. When not at his computer, Carter reads the classics, listens
to Italian opera, watches British mysteries on telly, and corresponds with
his four daughters. He lives with his western artist wife, Bonnie, in Lancaster,
CA. |
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| In
addition to being a poet, Bobbi Sinha-Morey is a freelance quote
researcher for Running Press Book Publishers and a secretary. Her work
has appeared in Talebones, The Best of Pirate Writings, frisson,
and Penny Dreadful, among others. Her books of poetry, The Sylvan
and Tears of A Mourning Rose, are available at ebooksonthe.net.
She is also the poetry editor for Dark Regions. Bobbi notes that
she is "the proud owner of a lovely black cat by the name of Mooshy." |
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 Becky
Rankin is a student of music at Washington State University. Her hobbies/activities
include composing and performing music locally and for radio, writing poetry,
and painting. Becky's work has appeared in Gauntlet! the Magazine of
Heroic Tales, and she publishes Poet's Corner, a quarterly magazine.
She enjoys reading poetry and classics. Her favorite authors are C.S. Lewis,
Tolkien, and G.K. Chesterton. |
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| Jody
Hart Lehrer is, in her own words, "a creatively repressed government
lawyer who emotes in her free time by writing poetry and short stories."
She has written for Editorial Humor Newspaper and Reader's Heaven,
and currently pens weekly articles on motherless mothering for Suite101.
She also performs at improvisational clubs, reading her works. Jody lives
in Massachusetts. |
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Raven's wRiters: DF Lewis, Anthea Holland, W. Adam Mandelbaum,
H. David Blalock, Klaus Æ. Mogensen, David C. Kopaska-Merkel, William
C. Burns, Jr., Jean Marie Stine, and Ken Goldman. |
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Maryann
Hazen-Stearns is a Poet, Medical Transcriptionist, wife and mom. She
has been published internationally in hundreds of magazines and anthologies,
winning many awards and contests including the "Silver Rose Award for Poetic
Achievement." Maryann is also well-known from her days as Poetry Editor
of the award-winning Internet magazine