AUTHORS andrew miller
Andrew Miller retired from a career that included university teaching and research in endangered species and aquatic habitat restoration . Now he has time to pursue his long-held interest in creative writing . Recent work has appeared in : Literally Stories , Foliate Oak Literary Magazine , The Fair Observer , Gravel : A Literary Journal , Fiction on the Web , and Microfiction Monday Magazine .
kelly neal
Kelly Neal lives , teaches , and writes in central Texas . He received degrees in literature from the University of Texas , and the Bread Loaf School of English . After 25 years of only sharing his poetry with a small sampling of friends , he has had poems published over the last couple of years by The Axe Factory , A Literation , roguepoetry review 2015 , figrootpress , and Viewfinder Literary Magazine . Kelly is currently finishing a project based upon the tarot , “ Arcana ,” with his sister Donna Neal , a digital artist and painter .
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James B . Nicola ’ s poems have appeared stateside in the Antioch , Southwest and Atlanta Reviews , Rattle , Tar River , and Poetry East , and in many journals in Europe and Canada . He is the featured poet in the current issue of Westward Quarterly , having once received the same honor from New Formalist . A Yale graduate , he won a Dana Literary Award , a Willow Review award , a People ’ s Choice award ( from Storyteller ), and four Pushcart nominations . His nonfiction book , Playing the Audience , won a Choice award . His poetry collections are Manhattan Plaza ( 2014 ), Stage to Page : Poems from the Theater ( 2016 ), Wind in the Cave ( 2017 ), and Out of Nothing : Poems of Art and Artists ( 2018 ).
vivian faith prescott
Vivian Faith Prescott was born and raised in Wrangell , a community on a small island in southeast Alaska . She lives in Wrangell at her family ’ s fishcamp . She has an MFA from the University of Alaska and a Ph . D . in Cross Cultural Studies from the University of Alaska Fairbanks . Her poems have appeared in Prairie Schooner , Cirque , Yellow Medicine Review and elsewhere . She is the author of a full-length poetry collection The Hide of My Tongue ( Plain View Press ) and four chapbooks .
maggie rosen
Maggie Rosen lives in Silver Spring , Maryland . Her poems have been published in Little Patuxent Review , Waccamaw , Cider Press Review , RiverLit , Blood Lotus , Beltway Poetry Quarterly , Barely South , and Conclave , among other publications . Her chapbook , The Deliberate Speed of Ghosts , was published in 2016 by Red Bird Chapbooks . See more at maggierosen . com .
AUTHORS
andrew miller
Andrew Miller retired from a career that included university
teaching and research in endangered species and aquatic habitat
restoration. Now he has time to pursue his long-held inter-
est in creative writing. Recent work has appeared in: Literal-
ly Stories, Foliate Oak Literary Magazine, The Fair Observer,
Gravel: A Literary Journal, Fiction on the Web, and Microfic-
tion Monday Magazine .
kelly neal
Kelly Neal lives, teaches, and writes in central Texas. He
received degrees in literature from the University of Texas,
and the Bread Loaf School of English. After 25 years of only
sharing his poetry with a small sampling of friends, he has
had poems published over the last couple of years by The Axe
Factory, A Literation, roguepoetry review 2015, figrootpress,
and Viewfinder Literary Magazine. Kelly is currently finishing
a project based upon the tarot, “Arcana,” with his sister Donna
Neal, a digital artist and painter.
james b. nicola
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James B. Nicola’s poems have appeared stateside in the An-
tioch, Southwest and Atlanta Reviews, Rattle, Tar River, and
Poetry East, and in many journals in Europe and Canada. He is
the featured poet in the current issue of Westward Quarterly,
having once received the same honor from New Formalist. A Yale
graduate, he won a Dana Literary Award, a Willow Review award,
a People’s Choice award (from Storyteller), and four Push-
cart nominations. His nonfiction book, Playing the Audience,
won a Choice award. His poetry collections are Manhattan Plaza
(2014), Stage to Page: Poems from the Theater (2016), Wind in
the Cave (2017), and Out of Nothing: Poems of Art and Artists
(2018).
vivian faith prescott
Vivian Faith Prescott was born and raised in Wrangell, a com-
munity on a small island in southeast Alaska. She lives in
Wrangell at her family’s fishcamp. She has an MFA from the
University of Alaska and a Ph.D. in Cross Cultural Studies from
the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Her poems have appeared
in Prairie Schooner, Cirque, Yellow Medicine Review and else-
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