Color © 2000 by Cindy Duhe

Cindy Duhe is self-described
Bohemian in Houston, Texas,
who likes to bodybuild.
Occasionally she does voice
work for Japanimation cartoons.

Authors (links to other sites open in a separate window)

Dancing Bear has had his poems, art, interviews, reviews and photographs appear in places such as New York Quarterly, Zuzu's Petals, Rio Grande Review, and Nerve Cowboy. He is the author of three chapbooks, Editor-In-Chief of the on-line magazine Disquieting Muses, the 1999 winner of the Mindfire Chapbook Contest, and the host of a weekly poetry show on public supported KKUP 91.5 FM in Cupertino, CA.

Wendy Carlisle lives in East Texas with a large dog, three cats, and an obliging husband.

Claudia K. Grinnell, a native of Germany, now makes her home in Monroe, Louisiana, where she teaches English at the University of Louisiana at Monroe. Her poetry has appeared in numerous electronic and print publications, including Exquisite Corpse, and New Orleans Review. Recently, she was selected as an Emerging Poet by the Southern Women Writer's Conference.

Joseph Lisowski teaches English at Mercyhurst College North East along the shores of Lake Erie. His published books include The Brushwood Gate, Spring Street Blues, Looking for Lauren, and Near the Narcotic Sea. He has recently been appointed poetry editor New Works Review.

Duane Locke lives in Tampa, Florida. He currently has poems in the May-June 2000 issue of American Poetry Review and Bitter Oleander. His latest book of poems is Watching Wisteria.

Kate Lutzner received the Robert Frost Poetry Prize while a senior at Kenyon College. Her poetry has appeared in Mudlark, The Antioch Review, and Stirring. She received her JD from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and is now working at the Discovery Channel. She lives in Washington, DC.

Anne Pepper recentlyly completed her Master's in Creative Writing from Iowa State University. She is most recently published in The Melic Review and Eclectica.

Sarah Picklesimer loves reading anything from Bohemian beats to Procrustean law, and singing, at which time her husband usually retires to the dog house.

C. J. Sage is a native of Northern California and a graduate student of philosophy and creative writing, as well as an editor and webmaster of Disquieting Muses.

Lisa Marie Zaran lives in Tempe, Arizona. Her recent credits include poems in Black Dirt, King Log, A Writer's Choice Literary Journal, Poetry Tonight, and Indie Journal. Her first chapbook, The Sometimes Girl has recently been accepted for publication.