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"Chiggers" is from Amy Pence's collection of linked stories, The Fish
That Ate Jesus. Other stories from the collection appear in Sub-Lit,
Storyglossia, Silk Road and blossombones. Links to her fiction, poetry,
and non-fiction are at www.amypence.com.
J. Bowers is a writer working in Columbia, MO, where she wears
various hats as a Ph.D. student in English, a film studies and creative
writing instructor, and a barn manager at a local therapeutic horseback
riding center. Her work has previously appeared in 3:AM Magazine,
Zone 3, Zaum, and Baltimore City Paper. Short-short stories are
forthcoming in Fringe and Fiction at Work.
Eric Beeny’s poems and stories have appeared in Abjective, Corduroy
Mtn., elimae, KORA, Thieves Jargon, Word Riot, and others. He’s a
contributing editor for Gold Wake Press. His blog is Dead End on
Progressive Ave. (ericbeeny.blogspot.com).
Roxane Gay’s work appears or is forthcoming in DIAGRAM,
Annalemma, Monkeybicycle, Keyhole, Gargoyle and others. She is the
associate editor of PANK and is online at roxanegay.com.
Ben Loory lives in Los Angeles. His work has appeared in Wigleaf,
Apparatus, and Danse Macabre, and is upcoming in Word Riot and
decomP. His story "Photographs" received an honorable mention in the
November 2008 Glimmer Train Short Story Award for New Writers
Contest. His book Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day is
currently seeking a home.
Lauryn Allison Lewis lives and writes in Evanston, Illinois. Her work
has appeared in Bartleby Snopes, Going Up: an Elevated Diction
nanoanthology, and the Silver Tongue reading series at Columbia
College Chicago where she is currently pursuing her BFA in fiction
writing.
Brenton Rossow is the manager of a small curtain factory in Guam.
Dave Clapper is the founding editor of SmokeLong Quarterly, and a
trustee of the Underground Library. His work is forthcoming in "Online
Writing: Best of the First Ten Years."
Chanel Dubofsky lives in New York City. Her writing has been
published in Quick Fiction, Zeek and Big Toe Review.
A second-time contibutor to Dogzplot, Erin Pringle is writing an elegy.
Her first book, The Floating Order, is published by Two Ravens Press.
Heather Fowler reads, writes, teaches, dreams, and is occasionally
censored. For a listing of her recent publications and links to many of
her other stories available online, please visit her website at:
www.heatherfowlerwrites.com.
Jeff Crouch is an internet artist in Texas. Google him, but a Yahoo
search will yield double the return.
Dorothee Lang is a freelancer, a collaborateur, a gardener, a
capricorn, a visual artist, a traveller, and the editor of BluePrintReview,
an experimental online journal. She lives in Germany, her website is:
blueprint21.de.
Barry Basden writes mostly short pieces these days. Some have been
published in various online venues. Some have not. He is the editor at
www.camrocpressreview.com.
Tad Piecka is a writer and composer currently residing in Los Angeles,
where he works and teaches at Campbell Hall School. In addition to
several musical projects, he is currently developing an ongoing poetry
series inspired by Matsuo Basho entitled Minimize Us. His work can be
viewed at tadpiecka.net and minimizeus.net.
J. Bradley's work was recently featured in decomP, dogmatika, The
Monogahela Review and will be in upcoming issues of Welter,
Splat/Bang, Poetry Midwest, and Dash Literary Journal.
Brad Bisio has recent work in Paradigm, Pequin, Boston Literary
Magazine, and Mad Swirl with work forthcoming in Word Riot, Ex
Cathedra, Spot Literary Magazine and CommonLine. He lives in
Nashville, Tennessee with his wife, young daughter and their two dogs.
Anthony Neil Smith is the Director of Creative Writing at Southwest
Minnesota State University. He has written four novels, the most recent
two being YELLOW MEDICINE and HOGDOGGIN'. Over thirty of his
short stories have been published in mags such as EXQUISITE CORPSE,
MURDALAND, BELLEVUE LITERARY REVIEW, NATURAL BRIDGE,
CONNECTICUT REVIEW, DOGMATIKA, and many others. He is also
the editor of the noir webzine PLOTS WITH GUNS, and faculty advisor
for the online litmag BARE ROOT REVIEW.
If Joseph McHugh was a straw, he would be the bendy kind, and he
would be used to drinking lettuce. He turned seventeen in the year
2001, the same year the salad was invented. In addition to writing,
Joseph plays the spinach whistle in a LeBron James cover band with
renowned poets Daniel Bailey, Shaun Gannon, Ryan Rader, and Jeremy
Bauer, all of whom also play the spinach whistle. Please visit:
www.josephmchugh.wordpress.com for more reading.
P. Edward Cunningham is from Western Pennsylvania. He currently
co-edits Radioactive Moat and serves as Asst. Managing Editor of
literary magazine, SLAB. He writes screenplays and poems and some of
those poems have appeared in or are forthcoming in Open Thread
Quarterly, Ghoti/Fish, Neon and WTF PWM. A book of essays, This Boy
/ This Broom, will be published by BatCat Press later this year. He blogs
at yellowlightbulbs.blogspot.com.
William Burke is a poet from Maine. He has worked as a street
performer in Ho Chi Ming City, Vietnam, taught English in the Ukraine,
been arrested for reading Shakespeare in the U.S., been a peace witness
in Iraq and the West Bank, and has worked with African immigrants in
agricultural projects in the U.S. He currently resides in Louisiana.