John Grey is an Australian poet, US resident. Recently published in New Plains Review, South
Carolina Review, Gargoyle and Silkworm; work upcoming in Big Muddy Review, Cape Rock and
Spoon River Poetry Review.
Michael Harmon holds a B.A. in English Literature from Long Island University and a B.S. in
Computer Information Systems from Arizona State University. Some of his work has appeared in
North American Review, The Raintown Review, The Adirondack Review, Gravel Literary
Journal, and other publications.
Gloria Heffernan’s poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in Icarus, Pleiades, The Columbia
Review, The Comstock Review, Parody, Grey Sparrow Journal, Lost Coast Review, Stone Canoe,
The Healing Muse, The Wayfarer: A Journal of Contemplative Literary, Two Words For, and The
New York Times Metropolitan Diary. Her articles and essays have appeared in numerous
magazines and journals including The Chronicle of Higher Education, Radiance Magazine,
Syracuse Post-Standard, The Eugene O’Neill Review, The Dramatist’s Guild Quarterly and an
upcoming issue of Talking Writing. Gloria teaches part-time at Le Moyne College in Syracuse
and holds a Master’s Degree in English from New York University.
Ann Howells’ poetry has recently appeared in Crannog (Ire), San Pedro River Review, and
Spillway among others. She serves on the board of Dallas Poets Community, a 501-c-3 nonprofit, and has edited Illya’s Honey since 1999, recently going digital and taking on a co-editor.
Her publications are: Black Crow in Flight (Main Street Rag, 2007), Under a Lone Star (Village
Books Press, 2016), Letters for My Daughter (Flutter Press, 2016) and the upcoming Cattlemen
and Cadillacs, an anthology of DFW poets which she is editing (Dallas Poets Community, 2016).
Andrea Jackson's fiction and poetry have appeared in various journals, most recently in
Alligator Juniper (contest finalist; reprinted in Phone-Fiction.com), Meadowland Review, and A
Quiet Courage and forthcoming in Star 82 Review. She has received two Pushcart nominations
and one nomination for the Best of the Net Anthology, and has an MFA from the University of
Missouri-St. Louis. She is working on a biography/memoir based on her mother's letters.
Jeff Jeppesen is a Pushcart-nominated, Georgia-based writer. His work can be found in Space
and Time, Every Day Poets, Strange Horizons, Shot Glass Journal, The Linnet’s Wings and other
print and online journals.
Oonah V Joslin is currently poetry editor at The Linnet's Wings and blogs at
oovj.wordpress.com. You can find her on Facebook and Twitter.
Steve Klepetar's work has received several nominations for the Pushcart Prize and Best of the
Net. The latest of his nine collections include My Son Writes a Report on the Warsaw Ghetto and
The Li Bo Poems, both from Flutter Press.
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