Neil Aitken
Neil is a Canadian poet in exile. Graduate student at UC Riverside in the MFA Creative Writing program.
Poetry:
Shaman (August 2001)
Man Pulled From the Earth (El Salvador)~ for Sergio Moreno (January 2003)
Burials (June 2005)

Sarah Mae Allard
Sarah is a twenty-one year old English major on hiatus, who spends her spare time building gigantic leaf piles in the fall, and tiny snowmen in the winter. In the summer and spring, she's too busy complaining about the heat to build anything.
Poetry:
Routine (May 2005)
Machias: (May 2005)

Jelena Andjelkovic
Jelena was born and raised in former Yugoslavia. Works in her native Serbo-Croatian language have been published in several anthologies. She performs her poetry throughout the L.A. area.
Poetry:
Orange (January 2003)
Raven ( Oct 2003)
Cello (March 2004)

Aurora Antonovic
Aurora is a writer and visual artist who currently acts as Canadian liaison for Muse Apprentice Guild.
Poetry:
Things I Want To Save (July 2003)
Aurora presents a triptych of poetry for August 2003 with:
Your Love
Seaside Serenade
On the Beach
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Enchantment (Sept 2003)
Hot As A Candle (Feb 2004)
Moonlight (Feb 2004)
Angel's Whisper (March 2004)
Poets’ Journey (April 2004)
I Am Restless As the Ocean (August 2004)
Autumn’s Afternoon (Oct 2004)
Autumn’s Awakening (Nov 2004)
At The Apple Orchard (Dec 2004)
Sunday Night Supper (Feb 2005)
Drop A Line of Poetry (March 2005)
Addiction (March 2005)
Tata (June 2005)
Winter's Hope (Nov2005)
Three Nights in Shanghai (July 2006
Five (May 2007)
With Christopher John Home
Christopher John is an Australian poet who views his work as poetic snapshots of life's experience and reflection.
Amare (Oct 2003)
Poet-Speak (Nov 2003)
Celestial Slumber and Solaris Eternal (Dec 2003)
Serenade Me and True Harmony (Jan 2004)
My Angel Gone (March 2004)
My Well Wishing (April 2004)

With C.W. Hawes
C.W. is a bureaucrat by day, and a poet by night, who currently divides his time between Iowa and Minnesota.
Under The Linden Tree (Feb 2004)

Haiku:
haikufest '06(August 2006)

Recipes:
Candy Apple Pie
Blueberry Streusel Cake
Sweet Potato Salad(November2006)

Book Reviews:
The Blossoms of the Night-Blooming Cereus
by Ursula T. Gibson (Sept 2005)

Elizabeth Archers
Elizabeth is a pedestrian in Portland, Oregon. She has a poem in the forthcoming Walking Bridges Using Poetry as a Compass, by Urban Adventure Press. Subscribe now so you can read her poem in the November issue.

Richard Ayelot
Richard spends much of his time on the river fishing and swearing copiously when he doesn't get a rise!
Poetry:
Warning (Jan 2005)

Nathan A. Baker
Nathan is a carpenter/poet living in the mountains of Tennessee. His poems have appeared at Red River Review. Tamafyhr Mountain Poetry, Underground Window, Zafusy, Lily and Blue House.
Poetry
Ruffled Eagles(Sept 2006)
A Party of One (Sept 2006)
Songs:
Daddy Loved the Mountains (July 2006)

Sondra Ball
Sondra is adept in several genres. She is the editor of the AmerIndian e-zine Autumn Leaves.
Poetry:
About This House (August 2004)
Women on the Lawn (August 2004)

Barton
Barton can usually be found at the Renaissance Pleasure Faire in the springtime.
Poetry:
In These Rooms (March 2002)

Ellen Bass
Ellen's most recent book of poetry is Mules of Love (BOA Editions). She teaches poetry and creative writing in Santa Cruz, CA. www.ellenbass.com.
Poetry:
After Our Daughter's Wedding (October 2002)
Sentinel (October 2002)
And What if I Spoke of Despair (October 2002)
Pray for Peace (April 2003)

 Jim Bennett
Jim was born and still lives near Liverpool in England. He grew up in Liverpool during the years of the Liverpool Sound and the Liverpool Poets and it is from this tradition that he developed his own unique style and voice.
Poetry:
Walking On The Mesa ( Dec 2003)
Speaking in Silence ( Dec 2003)
Allan Ginsberg's typewriter ( July 2004)
Trees Are Green Sometimes (Nov 2004)
Too Many Stars (Dec 2004)
Trees Are Green Sometimes (Jan 2005)
The Sign at the End of the Road (Sept 2005)
Inventory 1953 (Sept 2005)
The War Poet(January2006)
Imaginary Dreams (July 2006)

M. Kathryn Black
Poetry:
Waiting For High Tide (March 2003)
Solitude (Sept 2003)

Merry Katherine Blackwood
Poetry:
Pagan Dreams (August 2001)

Florence Bonadero
Florence is a retired dietitian/nutritionist, has taught Italian cooking classes for adults, and is the author of the cookbook MANGIARE BENE
Recipes:
Zia Francesca’s Biscotti Natale (Dec 2004)
Cranberry- Walnut Biscotti (Dec 2004)

Karyn Hughes Briggs
Karyn is a 35 year old, divorced, Southern poet, who's been scribbling for twenty-something years! Her rehabilitation from a car accident in 1996 only serves to inspire her further!
Poetry:
Cinquain (November 2001)
Now (October 2001)
Pain (July 2001)
Haiku:
Love (February 2002)

William W. Brownson, Jr.
William is a child of the 1940's who served in the Military during the Cuban Crisis and early part of the Vietnam conflict. Since he is totally unable to handle reality, he writes Science Fiction. Having no poetic abilities at all, he just likes to make up stories.
Serialised Short Stories:
Billy (July 2001)
Billy -- continuation (August 2001)

Helen-Lee Brownstein
Award winning poet Helen-Lee lives in Canada.
Poetry:
A Prayer For Sunset (May 2007)

Robin M. Buehler
Robin is a photojournalist in Southern New Jersey. Her writings and photography have appeared in a variety of online and print publications.
Poetry:
Quilted Freedom (July 2005)

Carole Bugge
Carole was born in Nurnberg Germany to American parents in a family of high-testosterone-level women. She
has five novels in print, all mysteries, and is currently working on a novel about a criminal profiler.
Poetry:
Chopping Wood With My Father (March 2005)
The New York State Thruway(January 2007)

James Dalton Byrd
Georgian by circumstance, Northlander by desire, Texan forever. Carver of wood and tall tales. Artist, scientist, musician.
Poetry:
Magic in the Sparks... Dancers in the Flames (October 2005)
In the Glowing of Fall (October 2006)
The Perfect Slice(March2007)
The Man Who Loved Time (June 2007)
Songs:
Rainy Day Riff(April 2006)

Bara Byrnes
Bara, the most eclectic of the eclectic, is an actress, writer poet, Realtor and cookie baker.
Poetry:
Here Today . . . Gone Tomorrow (October 2002)

David Cale
David, a photographer and poet lives in Brampton, Ontario, Canada.
Poetry:
Christmas in Ortona (December 2001)
Mont Aguille (November 2001)
Sea of Remembering (June 2002)
"War" On Terrorism (Sept 2002)
The Blinding (Sept 2002)
Photography:
Christmas in Ortona (December 2001)
Mont Aguille (November 2001)
Execution of Ideals (Sept 2002)

Curtis White Carroll
Curtis moved from rural eastern Oregon to Portland in 2002. Since then he has lived happily as an industrial worker and, of course, poet. Subscribe now so you won't miss his featured poems in the November 2007 issue.

Craig Carothers
Craig is from the Pacific Northwest, but now makes his home in Nashville, Tennessee.
Songs:
Invisible People
by Gene Nelson and Craig Carothers (Sept 2004)

Peter Cashwell
Peter, born in North Carolina, has worked at lots of different jobs -- radio announcer, rock musician, comic-book critic, improv comedy accompanist. He now teaches English and speech at Woodberry Forest School in the foothills of Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains.
Poetry:
Unknown Birds in Unknown Trees (January 2002)

Kaila Chan
Kaila is a born and bred Southern California girl who now makes her home in Glendale, Arizona. Kaila's children are grown and out of the house, giving her time to explore new hobbies such as golf, quilting and scrapbooking.
Poetry:
I Can Picture Her Now (May 2002)
When did it Happen? (August 2001)
Where Does Your Culture End and Mine Begin? (with Sharmagne Leland-St. John-
January 2002 )
Two Voice Dialogues:
Play Ball (Nov 2001)
Story:
Thoughts on Father's Day (June 2001)
A Summer to Remember (July 2001)
Christmas Memories ( December 2002)
Haiku:
I Feel You ( June 2001)
Short Articles:
Gung Hay Fat Choy! (February2007)
Recipes:
Refreshing Summer Salad recipes (August 2001)
Corned Beef and Cabbage (March 2004)

Enjoy the Dim Sum Experience! (April 2005)
Potstickers
Shu Mai
Ginger Dipping Sauce
Chinese Steamed Meatballs
Pork Spareribs in Black Bean Sauce
Coconut Gelatin Squares
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Kaila's Corn Bread (July2006)

Antonia Clark
Antonia works as a medical writer in Burlington, Vermont. She has taught creative writing in community college and adult education programs, and is currently co-administrator of an online poetry forum, The Waters. Subscribe now so you can read her poem in the August 2007 issue.

Kevyn Clark
Kevyn lives in Santa Cruz, California and is the author of Corner of Divisadero and Whatever
Poetry:
Mass (Jan 2002)
Driving Daniella'sLullaby (Feb 2002)
A Poem for Efrain Bartolomé (March 2002)
This (April 2002)
Gravity (July 2002)
black (Sept 2002)
higher power (October 2002)
Obsequies (May 2003)

Antoinette Nora Claypoole
Antoinette is a contemporary American author, activist and poet. Her most notorious work comes from her first published book, "Who Would Unbraid Her Hair: The Legend of Annie Mae" which documents the life and death of Canadian activist, Anna Mae Pictou Aquash.
Articles:
Unsettling Realms of a Friendly Nation (Jan 2005)

 Barbara Cohen
Barbara lives in the Pacific Northwest.
Poetry:
A Middle-Aged Woman Stopped at Her Border (June 11, 2001) (June 2007)

Allesha Coleman
Allesha is an art student living in Nacadocious, Texas.
Recipes:
Southern Baked Chicken (Sept 2005)
Texas Style Corn(Sept 2005)
Steamed Savoy Cabbage(Sept 2005)

Debra Conklin
Poetry:
Fireworks (October 2001)

Barbara Crooker (née Poti)
Barbara’s book Radiance won the Word Press First Book Award. She has also won the Thomas Merton Poetry of the Sacred Award. Originally from Fishkil, NY, she now lives and writes in rural northeastern Pennsylvania.
Poetry:
Instead(Sept 2006)
Poem For My Brother(November 2006)
Praise Song(November 2006)
Poem Ending With A Line By Rumi(November 2006)

Anne Cunningham
Anne is a seasoned word surgeon (medical transcriptionist) by day, student, brooding poet by night, and mixed media collage artist in the oft and between, taking what life gives her and reapproximating it all into something she can use, her current reign of terror in the Great Lakes area of Wisconsin.
Poetry:
Joy Ripping Into Silence
Six-Sided Tears For Fears (Jan 2005)

Tyler Joseph Cusick
Tyler claims to be a paradigm of old values for the new generation, with 65k mles hitch-hiked, 80k overall, selling poetry to individual "Man on the Street" clients. He was self published in the US 50 by 21, and had his first national television feature at 23. He currently lives in San Diego.
Poetry:
By The Light of Reason (August 2001)
And Come Now, The Dreams (August 2001)

Jimita de los Santos
Jimita, once the coolest taxi-cab driver in all of Colorado, now aspires to be the greatest novelest California has ever produced!
Poetry:
Albuquerque Sky ( June 2001)
Haiku:
El Burque (June 2001)

Wade Dinius
Wade is a machinist in Portland. He enjoys stalking mule deer in the mountains with a bow and arrow. He learned to write by listening to a pack of beagles hunting snowshoe hare. He has eaten over a thousand hares and rabbits. Subscribe now so you can read Wade's poem in the November issue!

Jasminka Nadaskic Diordievic
Jasminka, living in Smederevo, Yugoslavia, is the author of four books of poetry Time of Nettles, The Patch of Dark, Jostling of Butterflies and An Upset Bird
Haiku:
Six Haiku (November 2002) 

Elizabeth Domike
Elizabeth lives in Portland Oregon. Subscribe now so you won't miss her poem in the November 2007 issue.

Craig Dominey
Craig produces The Moonlit Road a website which presents ghost stories and strange folktales of the American South, told by the region's best storytellers.
www.themoonlitroad.com

Tricia Draper
Tricia, an author, editor, and freelance journalist, lives in Decatur, TX with her husband and young son. Her books include: Angels Among Us, The Writersville Charity Cookbook , and Bobbby Bear Learns to be a Cowboy,
Short Stories:
My Grandma ( May 2004)

Nic East
Nic has been listed in Who's Who in American Art since 1972. A painter, steel and wood sculptor and stained glass artist as well as a poet and writer, he brings a broad spectrum of personal experience to his creative work.
Poetry:
My Other Half (February 2002)
Hard Rain (Challenge) (October 2002)
Party Time (January 2003)
Articles and Short Stories:
The Fall Of The Towers (Novemebr 2001)
Afterimages (September 2002)

Larry Egort
Larry is a 38 year old CPA for a 401k investment company and poet appropriator from Boca Raton, Florida. He tries to balance out spreadsheets and compliance administration with the complex simplicity of expressing himself in what he writes.
Poetry
Soulstice (April 2007)

Ellen
Ellen, a prize-winning poet, teaches creative writing for Emeritus College, a division of Santa Monica College, CA.
Poetry:
Daybreak & First Memory (July 2003)
Malibu, November (Nov 2003)
Hollow Trees (January 2007)
At Eagel Pond (January 2007)
The Clear Spirit Of Somewhere (May 2007)

Anita Endrezze,
Anita, of Yaqui and European descent, won the 1992 Wa. State Governor's Writers Award for "at the helm of twilight". Her most recent book is "Throwing fire at the Sun, Water at the Moon" (U of AZ press, 2000).
Poetry:
Ponies Gathering in the Dark(June 2006)

John Enright
John has lived in American Samoa for 25 years, where he is Territorial Historic Preservation Officer. His poems and other writings have appeared in more than forty publications.
Poetry;
It Is the Dawning of the Age of Leviticus(January2006)
Driving to the Mountain (January2006)

Jacob Erin-Cilberto
Jacob is poet and performing artist who lives in Southern Illinois and teaches English at John A. Logan community college. He has published in several small magazines and anthologies.
Poetry;
The Thingamagig By the Watchamacallit (June 2005)
Mustard on my Suit (July 2005)
Rider (August 2005)
Facing the Shade (February2006)
Numbered Days (March2007)/p>

Book Review:
Unsung Songs (July 2005)

Rhina P. Espaillat
Rhina, Dominican by birth, writes in English and Spanish and translates in both directions. She's won numerous awards and has published five full-length books and three chapbooks.
Poetry:
To Diana (April 2005)
Prosody (April 2005) He Lives on the Landing (April 2005)
Petunias In November (nov2005)
Visiting Day (May 2006)
This Is To Tell You (May 2006)
When We Sold the Tent (August 2006)

Richard Fein
Richard has been published in many print and web journals. He enjoys digital photography and is an incredible photographer.
Poetry:
Blooming Lovers (February2006)
Cicada At Her Little Feet(Oct 2006)

Mike FitzGerald
Short Stories;
A Word of Advice, Son (April 2003)

Ida Bettis Fogle
Ida lives in Columbia, Missouri. Her day job takes place at the public library. When she's not working there or writing, she's taking care of her children or renovating her house.
Poetry:
Gals and Ladies (Nov 2004)

Bradley Fralick
Brad, a retired dentist and the publisher of Scribbler's Corner, is in pre-production on an autobiographical documentary film.
Haiku:
Clouds (June 2001)
Computer (June 2001)
Short Stories and Articles:
Dead Man Walking (June 2001)
Summer Wind (July 2001)

Laryalee Fraser
Laryalee is a retired reporter/photographer in British Columbia, Canada.
Poetry:
Summer Lost ( August 2003)

Haiku:
haikufest '06(August 2006)

Meg Fraser
A California poet transplanted from Massachusetts, Meg made her film debut in Being With Eddie a short film mentor project.
Poetry:
Somewhere You Are Near (Sept 2003)

Leslie Fuller
Leslie is a writer, producer and composer who works primarily in television (multiple Emmy awards) and national and international public radio. Among her numerous credits: staff writer, "Saturday Night Live;" creative producer, "Who Wants to Be A Millionaire;" and co-creator of NPR's "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me." She divides her time between New York City, Chicago, and her home in Northampton, MA.
Short Articles:
Ground Zero (Sept 2001)

Conrad Geller
Conrad Geller received his education at the Boston Latin School and Harvard. He has taught in Massachusetts and New York and spent a Fulbright year teaching in London.
Poetry:
The Meeting ( Nov 2003)
Pas (Nov 2003)
Though Time is Speeding (Nov 2003)
Watertown ( Nov 2003)

Articles:
Poetic Forms (Nov 2003)

Christopher T. George
Christopher was born in Liverpool, England in 1948 and emigrated to the United States with his parents in 1955. He lives in Baltimore. His poems have been published in print and electronic venues on both sides of the Atlantic. Chris is the Editor of Desert Moon Review.
Poetry:
In Search of the Golden Lotus (Dec 2004)

Nora M. Gilipsky
Charley's Aunt
Recipe:
Nora's Poppyseed Torte (May 2005)

Gina
Gina is an artist living and working in Tasmania, Australia. She started writing haiku a year ago.
Haiku:
haikufest '06(August 2006)

Jose Gouveia

José is a Poet & Writer on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and a first generation American of Portuguese heritage. He is founder of the Cape Cod Poets Theatre, member of the Highway Poets Motorcycle Club and Editor of two anthologies as Poet-In-Residence at Cape Cod Community College
Poetry:
The Meditation of a Cock (November 2001)
A Name in Vain (December 2002)

Taylor Graham
Taylor is winner of this year's Robert Phillips Poetry Chapbook Prize from Texas Review Press; her book, The Downstairs Dance Floor, is due out in the spring.
Poetry:
You Can't Even Build Here (August 2004)
The Burn of Time (March2006)
Impressions (April 2006)
There's No Going Back(June 2006)

Dennis Greene
Dennis was born in England, raised in Africa, and has lived in Perth, Western Australia, since 1983. He poetry has been widely published.
Poetry:
Promises(Oct2006)
Maison Galopie (Oct2006)

Kenneth Gurney
Kenneth Gurney lives in Shorewood, WI; edits and produces Tamafyhr Mountain Poetry. He is 2 meters tall;
is happy baseball season arrived as scheduled and volunteers at the boys and girls club three afternoons a week. 
Poetry:
Carried Away (April 2004)
Part of the Landscape (April 2005)
Hail Mary Full of Grace (December2005)
Surviving the Wreck(February 2006)

Elisabeth Hallett
Elisabeth is the author of two nonfiction books, In The Newborn Year and Soul Trek, and sometimes a poet. A mother of two, she maintains a website devoted to the mystery of pre-birth communication at LIGHT HEARTS
Poetry:
Three Guesses (March 2003)
Remorse In April (April 2005)

Evert Hoogers
Evert has been an elected National Union Representative with the Canadian Union of Postal Workers since 1990. He was President of the Vancouver Local during the 1980s. Human rights and international solidarity has been a major focus of his work in the labour movement.
Book Review:
Have You Thought Of Leonard Peltier Lately? (March 2005)

Anthony Hotopp
Poetry:
A Cage of Dreams (July 2006)

Henry Howard
Henry, a Los Angeles writer and peace activist, believes in the power of loving words and unconditional love to make the world a better place. If this were his last day on Earth, how could he make it brighter for at least one person before sunset?
Poetry:
Flames and Shadows (March 2003)
Disappeared In The US (April 2003)
You Were There When I Won (June 2003)
Heaven and Hell on Angel's Landing (March 2004)
Pictures At An Exhibition: Iraq, May 2004 (Sept 2004)
Whispers in the Desert(January2006)
140,000 SECONDS (August 2007)
When the Sun Eats the Sky (August 2007)

Lee Hubbard
Lee is a Southern California poet/writer who is interested in primary questions, man's place and destiny in the universe, and the elements of an enriched life.
Poetry;
Haiku
Dialogue: Super Ego and the ID (Nov 2001)
Raison d'Etre (Feb 2002)
In My Room (May 2002)
Early Morning Haiku (August 2002)
I Will Remember /Oublie? Jamais! (February 2003)
And Who Shall Judge? (April 2003)
This Moment, My Life
Reminisce (April 2007)

Short Story:
On The Mountain (January 2003)
Articles:
The Government Won't Wait (March 2003)

Loretta Love Huff
Loretta is a management coach and consultant who helps clients optimize performance, accomplish goals and fulfill on their mission.
Poetry:
Marriage Has Caused Me To Be (March 2002)

Chris Ingham
Chris spent his childhood in South Africa, attended University in Australia where he now lives and is a teacher of English. He writes what can best be described as narrative poetry based upon his own experiences.
Poetry:
An Act of Contrition (July 2001)
Ancestral Voices (October 2001)
Blood (October 2001)
Blood Brothers (November 2001)
Child of Africa, The (November 2001)
Flying Free (April 2002)
For Juliet (March 2002)
The Ghost of my Past (August 2001)
I Touched Your Pain (November 2001)
The Last Shallows Of Summer ( June 2001)
The Letters, (A Poetic Correspondence) (January 2002)
My Lover . . . Porphyria (March 2002)
Poets (January 2002)
Rebirth ( June 2001)
Refractions A Sonnet ( May 2002)
The Rose Garden (February 2002)
A Sonnet For Sylvia Plath (July 2001)
Possession (August 2002)
The Void (Sept 2002)
Vultures are Circling (November 2002)
He Watched For Her (January 2003)
She Waited For Him (January 2003)
She Danced For Him (January 2003)
For the First Time~ My Song of Songs (February 2003)
Her Hands (Feb 2004)
Wishing and Hoping and Prayin g (March 2005)
~*~
A series of poems for her whose name is identified with Artemis as goddess of the moon from the June 2003 issue:
The Birth of Venus
For Artemis
The Never-ending Dance
The No Man's Land of Our Love
~*~

Larry Jaffe
Larry is the International Readings Coordinator for the United Nations Dialogue among Civilizations through Poetry program, Co-Founder of Poets for Peace/United Poets Coalition, the Editor of Poetix the poetry magazine for southern California and writes a column for about.com Museletter.
Poetry;
Ella Sang (March 2005)

Laurel Johnson
Laurel is a retired Registered Nurse who believes that love, compassion, and the natural wonders around us enrich her existence. Her lifelong love affair with poetry and prose took a natural progression after retirement when she began to write in earnest.
Poetry:
Rampallion(February2006)
I Wait (February2006)
Safe at Home (February2006)
Book Reviews:
Halfway Decent Sinners (February 2007)

Val Johnson
Val lives in Northwest WI and is retired from 3M Co. He writes in the Native American/mystical animal genre' as the Grandfathers direct him.  
Short Stories:
A Doe Story (Dec 2004)

Michael Josephson
Michael is the founder and president of the Josephson Institute of Ethics, which he named for his parents after retiring from successful careers in business, law and education. He serves without salary and donates all fees and honoraria from his programs to the Institute, which is overseen by an independent, volunteer board of governors.
Poetry:
What Will It Matter (April 2005)

Pete Justus
Although Pete was born in London, he's lived all his life in LA. He's been writing for over 30 years and teaches history at Westchester High School in Los Angeles. He is the author of: "The Edge of a Brighter Day" 1993 and "Truths, Taps, and Time 2002"
Poetry:
The Summer of '69 (July 2001)
Was It Not Real? (June 2002)
October (October 2002)
In Cairo (April 2004)
Whispers From the Autumn Night (Nov 2004)

Binnie Kasazkow
Alabama born artist and home maker, Binnie enjoys her simple life by the sea on Long Island, N.Y.
Recipes:
Liver Paté (October 2002)
Binnie's Cinnamon and Sugar Cookies (May 2007)

Thomas Dean Kellogg
Tom, a director and instructor, mentors intensive playwriting workshops in juvenile detention facilities and alternative schools throughout California. With the assistance of theater artists/mentors, over 550 high-risk youth have written short, original one-act plays. Tom is a proud member of Coeur d'Alene's, in Idaho.
Poetry:
Tus Ojos (Your Eyes) (August 2002)

Gary Kennedy
Gary is a special effects man in the motion picture industry in Hollywood.
Prose:
Echoes of Silence (Sept 2002)

Articles:
Fire Storm (October 2002)

Bill Kenney
Haiku
haikufest '06 (August 2006)

Iris and Jim Klein
Songs:
The Twelve Days of Christmas(January2006)

Christine Klocek-Lim
Christine lives in Pennsylvania where she pursues her love of poetry and photography. Some of her recent poems have appeared in Ibbetson Street, the Aurorean, Tryst, and Melic Review.
Poetry:
For My Sons (May2006)
Fiddle(June 2006)

Antoinette Kopperfield
Poetry:
Splendor's Door(April 2006)
You Left Your Light Beneath My Path (May2006)

Michael Lally
Michael, started out playing piano and reading his poetry in coffeehouses and bars. In 1962, he joined the military, wrote the autobiographical South Orange Sonnets, which on publication led to a New York Poetry Center Discovery Award in 1972. He has published 20 books and has earned an array of poetry awards.
Poetry:
Forbidden Fruit (November 2006)

Joe LaMay
Joe is a performer/songwriter, living and playing in southern Kentucky with his musical and loving partner, Sherri Reese. They have three recordings (CDs) to their credit and one on the way.
Songs:
Rollin' Hills Of Mexico (May 2006)

Sharmagne Leland - St. John
Sharmagne is a Native American performance poet, concert performer and filmmaker. She divides her time between her home in the Hollywood Hills, in Southern California, and her fishing lodge, in the Pacific Northwest. Her poetry books include Unsung Songs and Silver Tears and Time. She is coauthor of Designing Movies: Portrait of a Hollywood Artist.

Interview (June 2001)

Poetry:
Ah, The Secrets of the Night Sky! (June 2002)
All He's Left Me (May 2002)
A Single Long Stem Rose (June 2002)
Dusk Is Falling Gently (February 2002)
I Said Coffee (February 2002)
I Sing You The Morning (July 2001)
I Will Dance For You (April 2002)
Just Last Week (October 2001)
Let Freedom Ring (October 2001)
Michael(December 2001)
Monday Matineé (March 2001)
No Firefly Summer (July 2001)
Wahini (July 2001)
Oh Life (November 2001)
Spirit ( As Walks Far Woman-April 2002)
Tiny Warrior ( June 2001)
Where Does Your Culture End and Mine Begin? (with Kaila Chan-January (2002)
Lace (July 2002)
Raindrops(July 2002)
Little Toy Soldier (July 2002)
Seascape (August 2002)
Memoire (Sept 2002)
Unconditional Love (October 2002)
Remember (October 2002)
Yes, I Know! (November 2002)
Promised Land (November2002)
Indian Corn (December 2002)
Butterfly (January 2003)
My Soul To Keep (February 2003)
A Calico Apron (March 2003)
Coyote Song (April 2003)
Nasturtiums (May 2003)
Poetry Of Lies (June 2003)
If I Knew (July 2003)
The Trip (July 2003)
After Many A Summer (August 2003)
Pearl's Song (Sept2003)
Claudia's Song ( Oct 2003)
The Ginger Jar (Nov 2003)
Bamboo (Dec 2003)
Windy City 2004 (Jan 2004)
Spanish Steps (Feb 2004)
The House of Blue Leaves (March 2004)
Wind Song 2004 (April 2004)
Desert Nights ( June 2004) written with Kovil Helm Sven
On the Riverboat That Day (July 2004)
For As Long As the Rivers Flow (Sept 2004)
Dreamscape (Oct 2004)
Wild Dark Love Song (Nov 2004)
Love In The Afternoon (Feb 2005)
In the Alder Grov e (March 2005)
Tomorrow Never Knows (April 2005)
Autobiography of a Young Girl: Chapter I (May 2005)
Every Song (June 2005)
There Were Dry Red Days (July 2005)
The Tyne and the Tay the Tweed and the Dee (July 2005)
There Was a Time (August 2005)
She Wore a Gown of Shadow (Oct 2005)
Where the Mallow Grows (Nov 2005)
Cat's Cradle (December2005)
Triptich (January2006)
Metamorphoses(March2006)
My Muse Has the Blues (April 2006)
Rose (May2006)
Arlington (June 2006)
Two Tin Cans and a String(July 2006)
Evolution(August 2006)
The Reason My Suitcase Was So Heavy(Oct 2006)
Winter (December 2006)
Words (November 2006)
Ticonderoga Wind (January2007)
Wedding (February 2007)
One, Two, Three, Four (April 2007)
Contingencies (May 2007)
Peace? (June 2007)
Snug Harbour (July 2007)
Villanelle (August 2007)
Anna Mae Pictou~Aquash (September 2007)

Short Stories and Articles:
First Date (July 2001)
Gentle Winds (December 2001)
Out On A Limb (November 2001)
A Secret from my Garden (July 2001)
Strawberry Cordial (August 2001)
Honey ( The Christmas Bear ) (December 2002)
Murmur ( April 2003)
 My Buddha Garden(Jan 2005)
Happy Birthday to us! ( May 2005)

Two Voice Dialogues:
Butterfly Catcher (November 2001)

Photographs:
The Moon in Abercoe (June 2002)

Artwork:
A Single Long Stem Rose (A Watercolour) (June 2002)
4th of July Water Colour Painting(July 2002)

Recipes:
Chinook Salmon Mousse (March 2002)
Dutch Dill Casserole Bread (March 2002 )
Fleur d'Eau Creme Soupe (February 2002)
Four Herb Turkey (May 2002)
Sautauthig/Cornmeal Blueberry Pudding (April 2002)
Chilled Lemon Soup with Orzo and Zucchini (August 2002)
Chumash Pumpkin Pancakes (September 2002)
Klamath Kumquat and Cranberry Compote (October 2002)
Pumpkin Cheese Cake (November 2002)
Pumpkin (or Sweet Potato) Fry Bread (November 2002)
Dying Easter Eggs (April 2003)
Pasta Shells with Fresh Herbs (May 2003)
Nasturtium Salad (May 2003)
Rose Cooler and Rose Bowl (July2003)
 Nasturtium Risotto (August 2003)
Root Beer and Vanilla Ice Cream (August 2003)
Papaya Salsa (September 2003)
Orange Flavoured Zuccini Bread (September 2003)
San Poil Pumpkin Stew (October 2003)
Mussels with Fresh Herbs (November 2003)
Chestnut Stuffing (November 2003)
Old Maryland Eggnog (December 2003)
Roast Goose With Hazelnut, Wild Rice and Green Apple Stuffing (December 2003)
Chestnut Soup (January 2004)
Fennel, Walnut and Apple Salad (January 2004)
Gingerbread Cake with Carmelised Pears and Ginger Whipping Cream (January 2004)
Thai Shrimp and Lemongrass Soup (February 2004)
Valentine's Day Jewel Box Cake (February 2004)
Irish Gooseberry Crumble (March 2004)
Matzo Brei (April 2004)
Sharmagne's Spring Salad with Romaine Lettuce (April 2004)
California Crab Cakes (April 2004)
Stuffed Mushroom Caps (April 2004)
May Wine ( May 2004)
Rose Petal Bread ( May 2004)
Three Fish Mousse (June 2004)
Salsa Verde (June 2004)
Linguini with Lemon Sauce (July 2004)
Cherry-Walnut Fromage (July 2004)
Nasturtium Caprese (August 2004)
Tri-Coloré Pasta with Shallot and Proscuitto Sauce (August 2004)
Zucchini Stuffed with Gourmet Treats (September 2004)
Rainbow Trout Wrapped in Grape Leaves and Stuffed with Herbs (September 2004)
Liver Paté(October 2004)from the kitchen of Sharmagne Leland-St. John and Richard Sylbert
Sorrel Soup (October 2004)
Paella (October 2004)
Cranberry Tomato Salsa (November 2004)
Persimmon avec Citron Vert (November 2004)
Pumpkin Yam Pudding (November 2004)
Six Herb Turkey Breasts (November 2004)
Venison Roast (December 2004)
Fruit Mincemeat (December 2004)
Hot Chocolate Supreme (January 2005)
San Poil Pumpkin Soup (January 2005)
Old Fashioned Ginger Bread (January 2005)
Cranberry and Sour Cream Muffins (February 2005)
Linguine with Caviare in Lemon Sauce (February 2005)
Valentine's Day Creme Bruleé (February 2005)
Easter Egg Salad Mold (March 2005)
Tangerine Lamb Roast(March 2005)
Lemon Squares (March 2005)
Spinach, Dandelion and Roasted Garlic Salad (May 2005)
Tarragon Tuna Salad (May 2005)
Velvet Cream with Fraise du Bois (May 2005)
Eggs Hattie (June 2005)
Corn Bread (June 2005)
Orange Vinagrette (June 2005)
Poached Salmon with Cucumber Dill Sauce (June 2005)
Scotch Eggs (July 2005)
French-Style Potato Salad (July 2005)
Country Fried Chicken (July 2005)
Lemon Meringue Pie (July 2005)
Shoo-Fly Pie (July 2005)
How To Make a Proper Cup of Tea (August 2005)
Cucumber Sandwiches (August 2005)
Tomato and Arugula Sandwiches (August 2005)
Chicken Walnut Sandwiches (August 2005)
Mock Devon Cream (August 2005)
Cherry Buttermilk Scones (August 2005)
English Crumpets (August 2005)
Maids Of Honour (August 2005)
Black Eyed Peas with Okra Pickles and Red Peppers (September 2005)
Spiced Salt (September 2005)
Apple Soup (October 2005)
Pumpkin Risotto (October 2005)
Pumpkin Crème Brûlé e (October 2005)
Mulled Apple or Pear Cider (October 2005) 
Turkey Hash(November 2005)
Turkey Pot Pie(November 2005)
Persimmon Bread(November 2005)
Pumpkin Risotto(November 2005)
Wassail (December 2005)
Honey Baked Ham (December 2005)
Sharmagne's Split Pea Soup (December 2005)
Christmas Plum Pudding (December 2005)
Jug Jug (December 2005)
Soul Cake (December 2005)
White Hot Chocolate (January 2006)
Welsh Rarebit (Caws Pobi) (January 2006)
Elk Stew with Acorn Dumplings (January 2006)
Candied Walnuts(January 2006)
Mimosa(February 2006)
Salmon "Hearts"(February 2006)
Champagne and Chocolate Coated Strawberries(February 2006)
Asparagus and Prosciutto (March 2006)
Cold Broccoli Curry Soup(March 2006)
Spring Lamb with Scallion Marinade(March 2006)
Sunflower Seed Soup(April 2006)
Tabouleh(April 2006)
Bread Crumb and Parsley-Coated Spring Lamb(April 2006)
Stuffed Grape Leaves(April 2006)
Mouhamara (Walnut, Red Pepper, and Pomegranate Dip)(April 2006)
Cinco de Mayo Feast (May 2006)
Tomato-Lime Salsa
Guacamole Supreme
Chiles Rellenos
Chicken Fajitas
Gingeritas
Watermelon Margaritas
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Quiche Lorraine(June 2006)
Capellini Capresé(June 2006)
Lemon Sweet and Sour Topping(June 2006)
Sapphire Smoothie (June 2006)
Tomato Salsa with Blue Corn Tortilla Chips and Cream Cheese(July 2006)
"Aye Chichuaua" Chili(July 2006)
Smoked Potatoes(July 2006)
Watermelon Punch (August 2006)
Hawaiian Smoked Salmon Dip (August 2006)
Cold Avocado Soup with Mango-Pepper Salsa (August 2006)
Strawberry Chiffon Pie (August 2006)
Zip Lock Omelets (September 2006)
Garlic Croutons (September 2006)
Lime Lettuce Fruit Salad (September 2006)
Pork Chops with Capers and Sour Cream Sauce (September 2006)
Pomegranate Jelly(October 2006)
Jambalaya (October 2006)
Okra and Corn (October 2006)
Key Lime Cream Tart (October 2006)
Turkey Meatloaf (November 2006)
Cranberry Mousse (November 2006)
Cranberry Margaritas (December 2006)
Curried Yam Latkes with Mustard Seeds (December 2006)
Lamb's Wool (December 2006)
Elk Steak (January 2007)
Chicken and Dumplings (January 2007)
Chestnut Ice Cream (January 2007)
Candied Walnuts (January 2007)
Risotto Cakes with Arrabbiata Sauce (February2007)
Valentine's Day Love Letters (February2007)
Chocolate Mousse (February2007)
Avocado, Pomegranite, and Pine Nut Salad(March2007)
Irish Stew (March2007)
Herbed Chevre Dumplings (March2007)
Rosemary Ice (March2007)
Irish Coffee (March2007)
Deviled Eggs (April 2007)
Potage Germiny(April 2007)
Marinated Peach-Maple Ham Steak (April 2007)
Feta Cheese and Carmelised Walnut Salad (April 2007)
Meringues (April 2007)
Danish Mary (May 2007)
Quiche Lorraine Sharmagne (May 2007)
Shrimp with Candied Walnuts in White Sauce (May 2007)
Lemonade (June 2007)
Salade Niçoise (June 2007)
David's Grape Brulée (June 2007) 4th of July Sangria (July 2007)
Mussels in Chilled Wine Sauce(July 2007)
Orange and Jicama Salad (August 2007)
Cucumber Dill Chilled Soup (August 2007)
Sour Cherry Ice Cream (August2007)
Patsy's Famous Cheese Blintzes (September 2007)
Brisket of Beef (September 2007)
Tzimmis (September 2007)
Holiday Pie (September 2007)

Dave LeGates
Dave is a long time satirist from Connecticut who works in the health care field. His website Fun @ Dave's World has published weekly since February, 1997.
Poetry:
911 Tuesday 9/11(October 2001)
Short Stories and Articles:
Lumpy Rutherford..aka Grab a Tab and a Smile! (July 2001)

Phillip Levine
Phillip Levine is a poet, actor, director, yurt dweller and has been known to refer to himself as a "poet, approximate"..
Hooked(July2007)

Lyn Lifshin
Lyn Lifshins' Bio
Poetry:
The Wallpaper in My Mother's Hall (May 2004)
The Gold Dresses ( May 2004)
My Mother and the Lilacs ( May 2004)
Even After 9 Years ( May 2004)
Feet (June 2004)
Red Sky in the Morning (July 2004)
Twenty Four Trillium (May 2005)
On The Hottest July Nights (July 2005)
That Other August (August 2005)
 Feeding Ducks, Grey November (July 2005)
The Swans Must Be Here(April 2006)
Sultry, Humid, Running to the Metro (May 2007)

J. Brian Long
J. Brian is author of a collection of poems, "The Singing of the Wheels"(Wind Publications, 2004) which was nominated for the Kentucky Literary Award. His work has appeared in various magazines and literary journals.
Poetry:
Winter Hush(April 2006)
At the Light (July 2006)
Noctambulism(August 2006)
Upon Waking to Find a Sparrow Loose in My Room (Sept2006)
Her First Love (Sept2006)
Visitation (September2006)
On the Swings(November 2006)

Chief Arvol Looking Horse
Arvol is 19th generation Keeper of the Sacred White Buffalo Calf Pipe of the Lakota/Nakota/Dakota Great Sioux Nation.
Books:
White Buffalo Teachings (January 2006)

Shirley Love
Shirley's poetry has been published in a number of literary journals including The Spoon River Poetry Review, South Dakota Review, CQ, West/Word and others. Her work has been anthologized and nominated for a Pushcart Prize. She is the recipient of The Language Arts Poetry Award from West Los Angeles College.
Poetry:
Winnowing The Hay (July 2003)

Andrew MacArthur
Andrew is senior editor of Ephemeris and lives in Portland. Subscribe now so you won't miss his poem in the November 2007 issue.

Anne Marple
Anne writes short stories, articles and poetry. She has appeared in New Republic, GQ, Fantasy and Science Fiction, Teen, etc., winning writing awards from Vogue, Mademoiselle, Glamour and Everywoman. Her poetry has won awards from Blue Unicorn and Writer's Digest.
Poetry:
Lady Emma’s Choices (July 2003)

Douglas J. Martin
Douglas mistrusts poetry, but is fond of verse. He has worked variously as a lecturer in English, an editor for school textbooks, and a drudge in systems; currently he is a pretender in Bioinformatics
Poetry:
Autumn Emblem (Nov 2004)

Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Marvin
Dan began in Chicago as a gang leader, joined the Army as a private and retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. He now writes and strives to help those who need his strength and prayers. He prays daily for freedom andrecognition of Leonard Peltier and other true natives of this soil.
Poetry;
A Man for our Time - Peltier His Name (Nov 20040

Short Articles;
Have You Thought of Leonard Peltier Lately?
A Review (Oct 2004)

David Matthews
David is a native of the South Carolina Midlands who now resides in Portland, Oregon.
Poetry:
Poetry Graces Me (September 2002)
Love Song in Winter (December 2002)
What Remains (May 2003)
After Reading G's Journal (June 2003)
I Dance with the Ghost of Isadora Duncan (September 2003)
The Boundless Scape, the Clandestine Sea (October 2003)
Remembering Judy (July 2005)
Love Is Always a Hypothetical Phenomenon (August 2005)
Bound to Go On (September 2005)
At Odds (October 2005)
Two European Girls (December 2005)
It May Be Time Again (March 2006)
I Sleepwalk Through the Wakers' World (April 2006)
Note to One Who Is Far From Here (July 2006)
On the Approach of My Fiftieth Birthday (November 2006)
Easy to Forget (February2007)
A Hard Climb (March2007)
Rendezvous with Hope (April 2007)
Write Me a Poem in a Yellow Dress (July2007)

Michael S. McCoy
Mike is a graduate of the Clinical Social Work program of Walla Walla College who loves couples counseling and practicing rural social work. He also is a CADC level substance abuse counselor and Charismatic Catholic. He lives in McCall Idaho. Is a life long resident of the central Idaho mountain area who fell in love with language very early in life.
Poetry:
What Color (October 2002)
Her Hair, The Night, My Passion (February 2003)

Louis McKee
Louis is the author of Near Occasions of Sin (Cynic Press, 2006), his thirteenth collection of poems. A book of translations of Old Irish monastic poems is forthcoming from Adastra Press in 2007.
Poetry
First Word of Spring (April 2007)
The Angels (April 2007)
The Soldier (April 2007)

Stephen Mead
Stephen is a published artist/writer living in northeastern NY. In the early 1990s he was published in several small literary magazines, but stopped to pursue visual work. He began seeking publication again in 2001. Both his writing and his artwork have been showcased internationally on the Internet.
Poetry:
Angels Drop (April 2005)
On The Beach (June 2007)

Marion Menna
Marion grew up on Long Island beaches, became teacher of autistic children, retired to upstate NY, lives with Dyllan the dog and Mitzi the cat, watches birds, and writes poetry. Ms. Menna has had poems published in West Hills Review, vol.4, 1983, several issues of Long Island Quarterly, and Xanadu, Vol.23, 2002Poetry
Birding at Vischer Ferry Preserve(Sept 2006)

Zhalih Mickunas
Zhalih is a twenty-six year old student currently living in Portland Oregon. Writing poetry and recording music keep her happy. Subscribe now so you won't miss her poem in the November 2007 issue.

Rita Milo
Rita is a fledgling writer who lives in New York and is currently working on what she and her co-author, Bruce W., hopewill be the definitive biography of John of Gaunt.
Articles:
Ree Remembers (May 2002)
The Elusive One (Oct 2003)

Bette Mioduski
Bette was born in Utah during war years. She majored in psychology in pursuit of her degree from Allegheny Community College, which provides her a unique ability to adapt a poetic presentation to the life drama of everyday people.
Poetry:
The Sound Of Red Poppies (July 2005)

Richard Moll
Richard, a retired Teamster business agent, lives in the Pacific Northwest, where he makes and plays Native American flutes.
Poetry:
The President Who Would Be King(January2006)

Emily Moorehead
Poetry:
Goodbye Goodness ( June 2001)
Desiderata.com (November 2001)

Mimi Moriarty
Mimi can be found on an escarpment overlooking Albany, NY, amid mounds of rejections slips. Her MFA from Goddard College did not prepare her for this kind of treatment. Luckily teaching creative writing workshops to adults and teens keeps her busy.
Poetry:
Summer Leaves and My Birthday’s Here(Sept 2006)

Shakira Moss
Shakira, our youngest contributor, was only 9 years old when she placed second and third in our very first Haiku competition, judged by Gerald England. She wrote them when she was a bit younger.
Haiku
Spring ( June 2001)
Summer ( June 2001)
Winter ( June 2001)

Gene Nelson
Songs:
Invisible People
by Gene Nelson and Craig Carothers (Sept 2004)

Dave Nordling
Poetry:
Blue (August 2006)

Jamie S. O'Halloran
Poetry:
In Memory of My Mother's Kitchen (Nov 2004)

Shaw O’ Inchrory
Poetry::
Your Breath is but, a Love’s Bouquet (March 2004)

 Papa Osmubal
Poetry:
Hac Sa Beach, Macao (June 2007)

Christina Pacosz
Christina has several books of poetry, the most recent, Greatest Hits, 1975-2001, Pudding House, 2002. While living on Discovery Bay in Washington state, she edited the anthology, Digging for Roots, Dalmo’ma 5, Works by Women of the North Olympic Peninsula (Empty Bowl, 1985). She teaches urban youth in Kansas City, Missouri. Look for her in the December 2006 issue.

Carl Palmer
Carl, retired Army, retired FAA, now just plain retired, lives in the Northwest corner of the U.S. in the Puget Sound region of Washington State. He always has time to smell the roses, share some time over a toddy and read you one of his stories or poems Subscribe now so you won't miss his poem in the November 2007 issue.

Ian Parker
Ian Parker was British born and edcated, and is a graduate of California State University Long Beach, majoring in Philosophy and Creative writing. He works as an educator in Southern California.
Poetry:
England my England (August 2005)

Kathleen Paul-Flanagan
Poetry:
Lies (July 2006)
Content (February 2007)
Meds (February 2007)

Pat Paulk
Pat spends his days assembling steel and concrete; his nights line and verse.
Poetry:
Gray-Fading (February2006)
A Son of His (June 2006)
River Watch(July 2006)

Leonard Peltier
Native American Activist, Political prisoner now serving two consecutive life time terms for a crime he did not commit.
Poetry:
An Eagle’s Cry (Sept 2004)
The Heart of the World (Sept 2004)
In the Shadowed Night (Sept 2004)
A Prayer (Sept 2004)
Aboriginal Sin (Oct 2004)
The Message ( Dec 2004)

Short Stories:
Growing Up Indian (Sept 2004)

Mima Pereira
Mima is published in many poetry journals including Poetry/LA. Her work was awarded in Anne Stanford's Poetry Contest which appeared in Sculpture Gardens Review. In 1948 she came down with polio. "She will never know how much it changed her life, or informed her poetry.
Poetry:
An Illogical Light (July 2003)

Bobbie Ann Pimm
Bobbi Ann is a poet, lyricist and a fictional short story writer. She also loves to share her knowledge of Dreams and Dream Interpretation.
Poetry:
Lovers' Villanelle (February 2003)

Lenore Plassman
Lenore, an Eastern Washington state resident and native of Northwestern Washington state, has been published in several small publications, including the Beltane Papers, a journal of women's mysteries. Most days you will find her either in her gardens or at the library. Subscribe now so you can read her poem on November 1st!

Marc Power
Marc, our Love Poet, lives in New Jersey and has published at least 5 chap books. -A symphony of You-Hymns to the Star Goddess-Faery Heart-Paens to the Solar God -and A labyrinth of amaranth.
Poetry:
Flutter (July 2001)
Forever Bloom (August 2001)
The Perfect Day (September 2001)
A Feast of You (February 2001)
The Color of Water (February 2002)
I Sing Dragonfly (March 2002)
As I Wandered in the Streets (April 2002)
The Butterfly Færy Lord (May 2002)
How is everything? (August 2002)
The Valentine Faery (February 2003)
Wildflower Faery (April 2004)
Queen of Mysteries (July 2004)
Cycles (February 2005)
One Tear (February 2007)

Keith Rabin
Keith is a landscape artist living in Colorado.Poetry:
A Prayer Wrapped In Blue Smoke (April 2005)

Patrick T. Randolph
Patrick T. Randolph and his wife, Gamze, live on the banks of the Mississippi River in La Crosse, Wisconsin. He teaches in the English as a Second Language Department at the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse. His favorite pastime is listening to the verse of his wife’s soul-expanding voice. In October, Popcorn Press published his first book-length collection of poems, Father’s Philosophy.
Poetry:
Sophomore Year: Winter Term (April 2007)
Anne’s Eyes After Eighty (May 2007)
Tanka:
My Wife's Voice (May 2007)
Phone Call at 39 Mixed with Memory(May 2007)
Magic Man (June 2007) Lonely Kitchen (June 2007)

Ben Ranney
Poetry: