Pamela MacBean
Pamela MacBean's poetry has been published in the US, UK, and Canada, including recently
Interpoetry.com, Subtletea.com, Adagio Verse Quarterly, and poetexpress.com.
She won a prize from Open Mind's Quarterly this year.
She has had two poetry books published, A Dalton View,
and Postscripts in Time. Pamela MacBean resides in New Hampshire.
Email: Pamela MacBean
Eric Maisel
Eric Maisel is the author of Fearless Creating, The Creativity Book, Deep Writing, A Life in the Arts, and many other books for creators.
His latest book is Sleep Thinking: The Revolutionary Program That Helps You Solve Problems, Reduce Stress, and Increase Creativity
While You Sleep. It is available at Maisel's two web sites.
Sleep Thinking
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Prasenjit Maiti
Dr Prasenjit Maiti (1971-) pmaiti@vsnl.com is a political scientist by occupation and a writer by compulsion! His print
(and forthcoming) credits include 2River View, Blue Collar Review, Brittle Star, Carillon, Circle, Concrete Wolf, DINER,
Dwan, Famous Reporter, Green Queen, GW Review, Harlequin, Hermes, Homestead Review, Janus Head, Konfluence, Lummox,
Micropress Oz, Monkey Kettle, Nightingale, nomad, Paper Wasp, PEEKS & Valleys, Phoenix, Poetic Licence, Poetry Church,
Poetry Depth Quarterly, Poetry Greece, Poetry Scotland, Porcupine, Promise, Pulsar, Quercus Review, RATTLE, Red Lamp,
Reflections, Skald, Skyline, SOUTH, SpinningS, The Journal, Writer_s Muse and Xtan.
Dr Prasenjit Maiti (1971-) pmaiti@vsnl.com Ex-Research Associate, Institute of Federalism, University of Fribourg, Switzerland
(1999) and former Senior Lecturer in Political Science, University of Burdwan, India. Dr Maiti's publication based on his doctoral
research into contemporary West Bengal politics Problems of Governance in India since Independence: The Bengal Success Story_
http://www.vedamsbooks.com/no24225.htm (New Delhi: Vedams, 2002) developed from a project sponsored by the South Asia Institute
of the University of Heidelberg, Germany and examines, among related concerns, problems of neo-institutionalism, civic
engagement, good governance and social capital in postcolonial federal democratic polities. He was invited to the International Conference
on Federalism 2002_ organized by the Swiss Government at the University of St. Gallen. Dr Maiti has contributed to academic journals in the
USA, UK, Canada and Australia. He regularly contributes to the Forum of Federations bulletin published from Canada.
Scott Malby
Scott Malby has been featured on numerous sites, in anthologies and collections both in the U.S. and abroad.
He has a poor memory and quirky sense of humor. Honesty, compassion and caring represent examples of his foibles.
If something isn't fun, he won't do it. He lives in Coos Bay, Oregon, a fishing community on the Central Oregon
Coast. He is an essayist, columnist and reviewer as well as a poet. Currently, he is in the final planning
stages regarding a new small press imprint. New work will be out soon in Wounded Pulse, The Other Side of
the Ragged Edge, Muse Apprentice Guild, Dream People, Blaze Vox and other places.
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Kelly Ann Malone
Kelly Ann Malone has been writing since she was around twelve years old. Some of her poetic influences are Ogden Nash,
Edna St. Vincent Millay, Teasdale, Dickinson, Billy Collins and Dorothy Parker to name a few. Some of her published
credits include North Carolina University's Presses Free-Verse Magazine, Poems Niederngasse, Albany University's Offcourse
Literary Journal, Temple University's Schuylkill Creative and Critical Review, Duke University's Voices Journal, San Gabriel
Valley Poetry Quarterly, Muse Apprentice Guild Literary Magazine, York University's School of Women's Studies Journal,
The Permanente Journal of the Arts and Medicine", Ars Medica, A Journal of Medicine, The Arts, and Humanities-Mount Sinai Hospital,
Toronto Canada and The Pittsburgh Quarterly.
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Berardo Manari
Berardo Manari holds an MFA from NYU and has been published in Harrington’s Gay Men’s Fiction Quarterly and Quills.
He lives in Toronto and is at work on a novel.
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Joy H. Mann
Joy Mann has been publishing for several years in the print media, in such magazines as Amelia, Cosmic Unicorn, Bardic Runes and On Spec.
She published a story in Jackhammer in March and in 13thStory in April, and had a fantasy posted at Storyteller UK. This is all such a kick for her.
She loves the speed, even of rejection. When not writing she runs a junk store. Box 168, Spencerville, Ont., K0E-1X0 Canada
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Dan Manning
Dan Manning lives in Grand Rapids, MI with his wife and kids. He writes fantasy and science fiction and sends them out to magazines all the time.
His last book, "The Adventures on The Sheherazad" had a chrome robot in it.
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Aoife Mannix
Aoife Mannix is an Irish poet based in London. Her first full collection of poetry 'The Elephant In The Corner' was published in July 2005 by
Tall Lighthouse. Her work has been published in the anthologies Velocity (the best of Apples and Snakes), Short Fuse: The Global Anthology of
New Fusion Poetry, Kin, The Message Within, Inclement Anthology, Twilight Road, The Book of Hope, In Our Own Words, 100 Poets Against The
War and Gargoyle as well as numerous magazines. Her poetry has also been broadcast on BBC Radio 3, BBC Radio 4, London Live, Resonance FM,
and the BBC World Service. She was the 2001 Farrago London Slam! champion. She won first prize in the Arts Angels Poetry Competition 2002
and the 1998 Dr Marten's New Writers Competition.
Her first poetry collection 'The Elephant in the Corner' is now available from www.tall-lighthouse.co.uk. You can also check out some of my writing on Spoiled Ink.
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Milton W. Mannix
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Melody Mansfield
Melody Mansfield"s first novel, The Life Stone of Singing Bird, was published in 1996 by Faber and Faber to favorable reviews by the New York Times,
Booklist, and others. She has also been lucky with short fiction, essays, and poems, and most recently, with her bug stories. This story is her fifth
published bug story. She is working toward a Bug Collection.
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H.E. Mantel
H.E. Mantel: Aquarian-Male, 61, unmarried/divorced, children/grandchildren, Lifelong Musician/Vocalist/
Composer/Poet/Writer/Teacher of same, in concerted pursuit of legitimate Publishing (touted by Dorrance Publishing,
Pittsburgh/London (subsidy funds unavailable), have "unlimited" cache of Works (+/- 1100) - completed-manuscript
(70) of aforementioned "Revisionist" Haiku/Eclectic, (13) additional "Projects of Merit" of varied Genres at
high-stages of completion. Published in College Literary Journals - Roanoke College, Salem, VA; QCC, Bayside,
NY, SUNY- S.I.; Published Online, & In Print: Poetic Spit; World Artist Network Magazine ( Issues 5,6,7);
Poetry Soup (Featured Poet - June/July '07); Retort Magazine; Shampoo 31; Poetry Flyer - Issue #3;
Helium;
Ascent Aspirations. (Upcoming: SubtleTea/Poetry Of Food Anthology/The Romantic Hours/63 Channel
/WordGathering). Serious, dedicated, prolific Poet/Writer. Posted @ numerous Internet Web
Sites/Blogs/Journals (Google-Search, "H.E. Mantel," & "HaroHalola") e.g., Got Poetry, Beginnings;
My Space; EditRed; Urbis; Bryant H. McGill Community; Poetry In Baltimore (my link to LRR);
My Writer's Circle; Ambient Art; Submissions, but not exclusive-of, Canadian Poets And Poetry,
CFP, Loch Raven Review, The Cortland Review, Ontario Review Press, and to/through "Winning Writers."
His Poetry/Work can be viewed at HaroHalola
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Jim Manton
James Manton has traveled extensively throughout the United States, in the early years throughout the western US,
to several winters working with a seismic crew in Alaska, and most recently to England and New Zealand. His early
enthusiasm as a writer was interrupted in the mid 1980s with Lotus 123 and his first PC. DOS was soon conquered,
then C. He became a consultant, moving around quickly, gaining skills. Windows was the next hurdle followed by
object oriented C++ and Delphi, XML and Oracle. He lives in Dallas and is a software developer for an Internet
company in Hawaii and New York. The first two chapter of his novel in progress, MicroMan, was a finalist in the Santa Fe Writers Project.
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Djelloul (Del) Marbrook
Djelloul (Del) Marbrook was born in Algiers, grew up in Manhattan, and worked as a soda jerk,
newspaper hawker, messenger, theater and nightclub concessionaire and as a merchant and Navy seaman.
He was a reporter for The Providence Journal and an editor for The Elmira (NY) Star-Gazette,
The Baltimore Sun, The Winston-Salem Journal & Sentinel, The Washington Star and Media News
newspapers in Ohio and New Jersey. His poems and short stories have appeared in a number of journals.
His unpublished work includes three novels, Divers' Angels, Crowds of One and Zij, two novellas,
The Pain of Wearing Our Faces and
Artemisia's Wolf, and a collection of short stories, Later For You. A collection of his poems,
Nail Me to This Moment, will be published in 2006 by Three Conditions Press in Baltimore.
He is contributing editor of Arabesques Literary and Cultural Review, a tri-lingual online journal.
Email: Djelloul (Del) Marbrook
Mesha Maren-Hogan
Mesha Maren-Hogan lives in Asheville NC where she studies history and creative writing at The University of North Carolina
and works at an abortion clinic. She is currently working on the second draft of her first novel.
Email: Mesha Maren-Hogan
Cynthia Marie
Cynthia Marie: Is an NYC poet and artist, a 30+ student of English Literature and the editor of a tiny poetry journal Femme.
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William Marshall
William Marshall spent his childhood adrift due to an absent father and a mentally
ill mother. He traveled extensively between family members Living in the farmlands of southern
Maryland moving to live in an uncles gun closet In Montana in and out of foster care and so on,
before he was 20 he had visited more than half of the continental United States and Most major
Canadian city's and provinces. The youngest student at the age of 16 to enroll full time at the
College of Southern Maryland studying journalism. After attending his estranged father's funeral
he disappeared into the Canadian wilderness for three weeks where in deep reflection he
came to a calming realization that life is worthless without love. It would take years
and a sea of tears before his heart was jaded back to that of the average man. Through
it all he wrote, a fountain of emotion onto page. I hope you enjoy his work It is
simple but the layers are nearly infinite to every piece. William Marshall recently
opened a small clothing store in Solomon's Island Maryland preceding the economic
downturn until recently selling the establishment bearly escaping with the pennies
in his loafers.
Email: William Marshall
Fainne Martin
Fainne Martin resides somewhere between idyllic Saltspring Island and
Vancouver, British Columbia. She is a writer/editor, housepainter,
treeplanter, and whatever else will pay her rent and and a buy her a
good bottle of red wine every once in a while. She studied English
Literature at the University of British Columbia. Email: Fainne Martin
Mathew Martin
Mathew Martin teaches English literature at Brock University in St. Catharines, Ontario.
He has published poetry in Sentinel Poetry (Online), Sentinel Literary Quarterly and Contemporary Verse 2.
Email: Mathew Martin
Rethabile Masilo
Rethabile Masilo is a Lesotho national living in France. He's the father
of two and enjoys playing soccer, writing, and cooking. He's co-editor
of Canopic Jar, and has been previously published in Orbis,
Canopic Jar and Sethala. Email: Rethabile Masilo
Simon Maslin
Simon Maslin is a writer and cynical journalist of the human condition who has published short fiction and poetry in several international
electronic publications. He has also released a novel and several other books through his own imprint Lulu's. He plays a mean blues guitar,
lives in Southern England and interfaces with the universe largely through Maslin Books. Email
Jon Mathewson
Jon Mathewson has been widely published in journals, and waits for the imminent release of his
collection of some of those poems, While Strangers Insult the Decor (Foothills Publishing, 2009). Email: Jon Mathewson
Susan Maurer
Susan Maurer's literary past includes By the Blue Light of the Morning Glory
Linear Arts. Clamshell Press did a letterpress broadside Three
Poems by Susan Maurer) as has The Centre for Book Arts (Longing)
She has been in over 0ne hundred journals and anthologies in
10 countries. Some journals are Literary Imagination, Cross
Connect, Virginia Quarterly Review, Orbis,The Unbearables' Help
Yourself, Autonomedia, and Soft Skull's Off the Cuffs. She has
been nominated fro a Pushcart by three editors and has read
at various venues such as Barnes and Noble, New York Public
Library and Harvard Coop. Email
Susan's first full length book is available free online at Ungovernable
Press
Edward T. May
Edward T. May graduated from the University of Colorado in 1981 with a B. S. degree in Aerospace Engineering. After twelve
years in the engineering profession he felt a change was in order and has since become a substitute teacher and writer. His
stories broach a variety of genres including science fiction, horror, mystery and fantasy. He is the author of Bridge of Sighs
and Other Stories and Come October… Both books are available from iuniverse.com.
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Brian Mayer
Currently, Brian Meyer is an Assistant Principal working with at risk students.
While his job does keep him busy, it also inspires him to compose as often as possible. Also,
he has been working with writing groups and poetry readings on Long Island.
He does devote a great deal of time to poetry (both composing and reading) and it is his hope
to continue to develop as a writer. He lives on the North Shore of Long Island with his wife, Nancy,
our four beautiful children and our twelve guitars. Email: Brian Mayer
D.L. Mayhew
D.L. Mayhew is a professional musician who writes music, and writes about music whenever possible. Her poetry, essays, and fiction have been published in
"Short Stories Bimonthly", "The Paterson Literary Review", "Exponent II", "Orphic Lute", "Sensations", and "Without Halos".
She is currently writing her second novel.
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Patricia Maynard
Patricia Maynard: A free spirit in search of ultimate truth Patricia Maynard is inspired by the beauty and simplicity of nature.
She is a painter working in acrylics on canvas and woods. Her paintings and poetry are composites of her impressions
and experiences of the world around her. She has posted some of her poems and paintings for your relaxation and enjoyment at
Web Site.
Email: Patricia Maynard
Julie Mazza
Julie Mazza's poetry has appeared in the March 2005 edition of Tryst Magazine, an online
literary magazine and in the February 2007 Issue of Black Book Press. She has been writing since she
was 15 and she also enjoys reading and painting. Email: Julie Mazza
Brent McCafferty
Brent McCafferty has had poems published in The Teacher's Selection Anthology of Poetry, The Quarry, and The Indented Pillow.
He is a 21-year-old BA English graduate of St. Olaf College, and is currently applying to graduate programs in Creative Writing.
For the next year, he will be working at Montana State University in his hometown, Great Falls, Montana.
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William Matthew McCarter
William Matthew McCarter holds a BA in Interdisciplinary Studies and a Master's in Liberal Arts. He is currently enrolled
in a PhD program at the University of Texas at Arlington. He has published his work in both tradition print magazines and online publications.
His most recent publications have been in Wilmington Blues and The Indite Circle.
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Brian McDermott
After completing an undergraduate degree in Philosophy from Villanova University,
Brian McDermott traveled to Seoul where he taught English as a second language for one year and became
an expert at using chopsticks. Upon returning to the U.S., he completed an MSW from the University of
Pennsylvania and then worked as a social worker for two years before enrolling in the M.F.A. program
in filmmaking at Temple University. Brian's MFA thesis film about aging entitled "Cigarettes and Fresh Air"
was recently named a Filnalist in the 2007 Moondance Film Festival.
Now an aspiring poet/screenwriter/filmmaker/therapist, Brian rides his bicycle 4 hours per day
and also teaches Public Speaking at Temple University part-time while he decides what to do next.
Email: Brian McDermott
Karyna McGlynn
Karyna McGlynn is a writer and photographer living in Seattle. Her work has recently appeared or is forthcoming in Wisconsin Review,
Poetry Salzburg Review, Plainsongs, No Exit, The Paumanok Review & Lummox Journal. Ms. McGlynn is a four-time member of the National
Poetry Slam Team and the editor of Screaming Emerson Press. She attends the creative writing program at Seattle University and
teaches performance poetry at the University of Washington Experimental College. Her newest chapbook is entitled The July Poems.
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Ann McGovern
Ann McGovern is a prize-winning author of 55 books for children including STONE SOUP.
Her poems have been published in 30 literary journals, including Oberon, Confrontation,
and Georgetown Review. She lives in New York City.
Email: Ann McGovern
Melita McHarlin
IMelitaam lives in Las Vegas, enjoying the 24 hour atmosphere. It's a Disneyland for adults, who could ask for more. Writing,
reading, movies and select video games are her time wasters. Education? Yeah, She’s got enough for now. That's not to say that
she’s done learning. Life is good, and will no doubt get better.
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Andrea McKenzie
Andrea McKenzie grew up in Victoria, B.C. where she still resides. She is a long-time fixture at the Mocambopo Poetry Series, which is now Planet Earth Poetry.
Andrea holds a B.A. in English Literature from the University of Victoria. She is an aspiring poet, novelist, and freelance writer.
Her poetry has appeared in Canadian Literature, Mocambo Nights, Quills, Boulevard and Rubicon Press.
In 2005, she published her first book of poetry A Mother's String through Ekstasis Editions.
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Jessica McMichael
Jessica McMichael is an English teacher in Houston, and a Pushcart Prize nominee. Her writing credits include
poetry and short stories in Slipstream, Miller’s Pond, EOTU, Circle Magazine, Devil’s Blossom and others. After completing
a degree in Creative Writing from the University of Houston, she enrolled in an English Master’s program with the University of Saint Thomas.
Email: Jessica McMichael
Joan McNerney
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Robert Meade
Robert Meade: Some of Robert meade's recent work has appeared in print in
Angels on Earth and online in e-zines Guideposts and Apollo's Lyre.
Email: Robert Meade
Michael Meagher
Michael Meagher is 21 years old and attends Carleton University in Ottawa, taking English and Philosophy. He has been writing for at least 2 or 3 years,
and is presently working on a novel: He finds that his strength is in his prose. Finally, he has published 2 poems in the magazine, "In Words",
a publication of Carleton University.
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Fred Meissner
Fred Meissner has a few publishing credits to his name; they include: Pierian Spring, 1984; the Alberta Poetry Yearbook,
1983, 1985, 1986, and 1988 (in which he was awarded the “Jessie Drummond Boyd Prize” and an award for “Haiku—Adult Winner”);
Online, 1987/88, 1989, 1990; Daybreak, 1985; Egorag 15, 1991; Voices from the Yellow House, 1992; and, most recently,
he read a number of his poems at the Eden Mills Fringe Festival, 2003.
Hmmm,” you might be mulling, “he’s published a few poems ages ago in periodicals no longer printed and then pirouetted
(for the sake of alliteration) out of the proverbial picture.” True, but a brief biographical sketch might help fill in the gaps:
1980 – 1990: Graduated high school; worked as a labourer in a rubber factory; married, started a family; read Nowlan, Purdy, Webb,
Eliot’s Four Quartets, and decided he needed to go to school; earned his B.A. (Honours English) from UofW; went to teachers college.
1991 – 2005: Taught English (and now teach Special Ed.) at EDSS; raised his family; read Kroetsch, Borges, Ginsberg, Kerouac,
and decided he needed to keep writing and to try (as cummings suggested) “to be nobody but [him]self”; wrote a lot.
2006: Thought that he'd like to put some new stuff out there.
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Rupert Merkin
Rupert Merkin: After leaving the States a lifetime ago, Rupert has now settled
in London with a quill, two dogs, and a monkey. But sadly no ink.
Email: Rupert Merkin
Corey Mesler
Corey Mesler has published prose and/or poetry in Rattle, Canopic Jar, Contrary, Pindeldyboz, Mars Hill Review, Pikeville Review, Arkansas Review,
Center, Small Press Review, Jabberwock Review, Orchid, uick Fiction, Timber Creek Review, Green Egg, Poetry Motel, Raintown Review, Potomac Review,
Poetry Super Highway, Big Muddy, Slant, Wilmington Blues, Drought, Rockhurst Review, Wavelength, Lilliput Review, Pearl, Aurorean, Lucid Moon, Heeltap,
Sunny Outside, Fish Drum, Into the Teeth of the Wind, Mid-American Poetry Review, Independence Boulevard, Midday Moon, Turnrow, Now Here Nowhere,
Dust, Cherotic Revolutionary, Cotyledon, Buckle &, Iodine, Snakeskin (England), Flashpoint, Freewheelin’ (England), Pitchfork, Anthology,
Poet Lore, Spillway, The Pegasus Review, Reverb, Kimera, Thema, Kumquat Meringue, Lonzie’s Fried Chicken, Both Sides Now, Electric Acorn.
He recently won the Moonfire Poetry Chapbook Competition and his chapbook, Chin-Chin in Eden, has just been published by Still Waters Press.
One of his short stories was chosen for the 2002 edition of New Stories from the South: The Year’s Best, edited by Shannon Ravenel. His novel-in-dialogue,
Talk, was published by Livingston Press in 2002. Raves from Lee Smith, Robert Olen Butler, Steve Stern, Debra Spark, Suzanne Kingsbury, Frederick Barthelme
and John Grisham. He has been a book reviewer (for The Commercial Appeal, BookPage, The Memphis Flyer), fiction editor (for Ion Books/raccoon),
university press sales rep, grant committee judge (for The Oregon Arts Council), father and son. With my wife I own Burke’s Book Store,
one of the country’s oldest (1875) and best independent bookstores.
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Nicholas Messenger
Nicholas Messenger had his first poems published in New Zealand as a schoolboy
. He won the Glover Poetry award in New Zealand in the 1970’s. In 2006 he has had poems published in
About The Arts, Blackmail, Boloji, Coffee Press Journal, High Altitude Poetry, Identity Theory, Jacket,
Monkey Kettle, Off Course, Pulsar, Taj Mahal Review, Web Poetry Corner and WOW. He has had a few small
one-man shows of his paintings.
He was born in 1945, and after completing a degree at Auckland University,
travelled extensively in South America, and lived in Europe for several years.
For a long time he made his living as a teacher, of science, art, and languages,
in High Schools in New Zealand, where he was a long-standing member of mountain Search and Rescue
organisation. Now, after nine years in Japan teaching English, he is running a small home-stay business
in Hokitika, New Zealand, with his Japanese wife. He has two grown-up children from a previous marriage.
Email: Nicholas Messenger
Richard E. Messer
Richard E. Messer grew up in Glenwood Springs, a small town in the Colorado Rockies and earned his Ph. D. at the University of Denver.
He has pursued post-graduate work in Analytical Psychology at the C. G. Jung Institute in Zurich. A poet, fiction writer, and literary
critic, he has made his living by teaching at various colleges. His poetry and fiction have appeared in The Nation, Psychlogical
Perspectives, The Sun, The Black Warrior Review and many other magazines. In 1995 his book of prose and poetry, Murder in the
Family, was published by Bottom Dog Press.
Hollie Messinger
Hollie Messinger currently resides in Lincoln, Nebraska. Recently she has moved home from Oregon. She is a retail advertising consultant
for the Lincoln Journal Star. In her past, she dabbled with poetry and art journals and has decided it is time to get out there again into
the literary world. A recent visit to a local reading by Ted Kooser inspired her. Ascent Aspirations Magazine also inspires her.
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Richard Meyers
Richard Meyers was active in the Berkeley, California, Civil Rights and the free speech movement of the early sixties. He went to India to serve in
the Peace Corps for two years after which he continued in India, Central and South East Asia for another four years working as a teacher of English.
Later in Europe and the United States he helped develop Alternative and Co-Operative communities. Participating in many aspects of spiritual
community organizing, he contributed to a number of works in Journalism, Film and Fiction Publications. His short stories have been published
in Moondance: Song and Story, Kenagain, Web del Sol, InPosse Review, Spinnings and SFSalvo. He has published two volumes of his collected poetry,
The Journey's Loom and Striptease of the Soul through Gondarva Press. His poetry has appeared in numerous journals and anthologies.
His other works include the novels The Journey That Never Was Made, Alms For Oblivion, Under Indian Skies and A Maze for Infidels.
Prolific in all genres, his short stories, essays and plays include Rivers of Babylon, Dark Rituals and Last Train to Simla.
Currently he teaches English at City College of San Francisco.
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Grant Miller
Igrant Miller is a former U. S. Army Infantryman turned corporate drone, so he has a lot of time to dream. Since becoming serious about his craft,
he has had two stories published in e-zines: "Locus of Control" (Science Fiction) in Eclipse Magazine (http://eclipsemagazine.tripod.com/),September
2001 and "Master Bedroom" (Horror) in Dark Moon Rising (http://www.darkmoonrising.com/), November 2001.
Hillary Miller
Hillary Miller is currently an undergraduate Political Science student at Simon Fraser University. She has written as long as she can remember,
and hopes one day to be a professional writer.
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Katie Miller
Email: Katie Miller
Sally Miller
Sally Miller is a Chicago based freelance writer and poet. Her poetry has been published
in various magazines for children and adults. Some of her poems have also been featured in two of her five books for women.
Email: Sally Miller
Michael Mirolla
Michael Mirolla is a novelist and short story writer currently residing in Toronto. His most recent publication is Berlin:
A Novel (available for purchase online at http://www.trafford.com/robots/03-1650.html). A collection of short stories —
The Formal Logic of Emotion — was published by Nuage in 1992. One of the stories from the collection, "A Theory of Discontinuous Existence,"
was also selected for that year’s The Journey Prize Anthology, awarded for the best short fiction published in literary magazines in
Canada during the previous year. He has had short stories published in numerous journals in Canada, the U.S. and Britain,
including several anthologies such as Event’s Peace & War Anthology, Telling Differences: New English Fiction from Quebec,
Tesseracts 2: Canadian Science Fiction, the Collection of Italian-Canadian Fiction, and New Wave of Speculative Fiction Book 1.
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Greg Moglia
Email: Greg Moglia
Brenda Moguez
Brenda Moguez is a native Los Angelino, with a medium size stint in the UK spanning years.
She survived one major and two minor bombings by the IRA, discovered real cheese that for her was
a big deal as for years she thought it came in a box, wrapped in foil. She went mad for the Marks
and Spencer’s knickers and West End theater offerings. Brenda also lost her Latin olive coloring
and became pasty British white – she refers to this period of her life as her English Stepford days.
Brenda now resides north-east of San Francisco, has two kids, two cats, two cars and several pairs
of ‘one size fits all’ pantyhose she bought in a fashionable London Department store that stop
half way up her ‘bum’. She figures when she can pull the ‘one size fits all’ hose over her
bum she will have body perfection. Secretly she is betting the odds against this red-letter day.
Brenda is working on her first novel, and has countless short stories under her belt.
She found writing to be a cure all for most if not all of life’s aliments. She writes
passionately in her journal to a fictional character serving a life sentence in Changi prison. Dear Diary never worked.
Email: Brenda Moguez
Fereshteh Molavi
Fereshteh Molavi, an Iranian-Canadian writer, published her first novel and collection
of short stories in Iran in early 1990s. Listen to the Reed, a chapbook published by PEN Canada in 2005,
is based on her dialogue with Karen Connelly, a Canadian writer. She has been included in
various English and Persian anthologies and magazines and has had readings in Sweden, US, and Canada.
Her latest collection of short stories in Persian, The Wandering Nightingale, was released in Tehran in 2005.
A selection of Molavi's stories in English will be released in Toronto soon. She is a member of PEN Canada
and teaches Persian literature at U of T.
Email: Fereshteh Molavi
Fereshteh Molavi Web Site
Saikat Mondal
Saikat Mondal's Site
Email: Saikat Mondal
Shaela Montague-Phillips
Shaela Montague-Phillips, author of Chanting The Flowers Off The Wall, is currently majoring in English. She is also a regular submitter to
Da' Ghetto Tymz [a Pan-Africanism Magazine] since 1994, published in Shirazad Magazine. Shaela attended at The Pennsylvania Governor's School
For The Arts, Carlow College Summer Arts Program, and Slippery Rock University. She has also won numerous awards in poetry including Honorable
Mention twice in The Black History Essay Contest sponsored by The Chamber of Commerce.Email
Guido Monte
Guido Monte was born in 1962. His books and translations have been published by the Italian houses Nuova Ipsa, Rubbettino and Ed. Della Battaglia.
He teaches Italian and Latin literatures at the Liceo "A. Einstein" of Palermo. In his most recent works (for example: Words Without Borders ),
he employs linguistic blending in the search for new and deeper relations between different cultures. Liliana Lo Giudice, High School
language teacher, occasionally helps Monte to translate his multilingual experiments.Email
Amy Monticello
Amy Monticello is currently an MFA candidate at The Ohio State University.
Email: Amy Monticello
Brock Marie Moore
Brock Marie Moore lives in South Texas with her husband, their dog, and too many cats.
Her poems have recently appeared in Soul Fountain and are upcoming in Straylight Literary Arts Magazine,
Willard & Maple, Open Minds Quarterly, and The Stray Branch. When not agonizing over word choices, she
can often be found reading old horror comics and making futile attempts to learn Finnish.
Email: Brock Marie Moore
George Moore:
George Moore: Much of George Moore's work of late has been in collaboration with artists in Europe.
He had a showing of poetry and concept art with the French Canadian artist, Mireille Perron,
at Can Serrat, Spain, in 2007, and is doing another with the Scandinavian textile artist,
Hrafnhildur Sigurðardóttir, for an exhibition in Iceland later this year. He is also doing
work with the OBRAS group in Portugal this spring. These poetry combination art efforts
are experimental shape poems, but he continues to work in lyric as well. He has published
poetry in The Atlantic Monthly, Poetry, North American Review, Orion, Colorado Review,
Nimrod, Meridian, Chelsea, Southern Poetry Review, Southwest Review, Chariton Review,
and has been nominated four times for a Pushcart Prize. In 2007, he was a finalist
for the Richard Snyder Memorial Prize, from Ashland Poetry Press, and earlier for
The National Poetry Series, The Brittingham Poetry Award, and the Anhinga Poetry Prize.
Recent collections include The Petroglyphs at Wedding Rocks (Edwin Mellen, 1997)
and the e-Books, All Night Card Game in the Back Room of Time (Pulpbits, 2007).
He teaches literature and writing with the University of Colorado, Boulder.
Email: George Moore
Sara Moore
Sara Moore is a recent graduate of Bowling Green State University. She has a bachelor's in creative writing with a minor in philosophy.
She reads in excess. She likes dogs, but not particularly cats (unless they are male). She has five younger siblings and deeply believes
that she suffers from the disastrous disease known as the "oldest child syndrome".
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Dale Morris
Email: Dale Morris
Golshan Moslemi
Golshan Moslemi was born in July 3, 1984 in Isfahan, Iran. She studied English language and literature at the University
of Science and Culture and she has been writing poetry and short stories since 2004.
She is working on a novel about her philosophical revelations and getting ready for commencing a MA.
Email: Golshan Moslemi
Gordon Moye
Gordon Moyer is a painter, poet, essayist, and historian of science living in Tucson, Arizona. He has published poetry in Blue Unicorn,
The Baltimore Review, Potomac Review, Babel, Xanadu, and many other literary journals. Some of Moyer's scientific and mathematical articles
have appeared in Sky and Telescope, Scientific American, and Quantum. Currently, Moyer is teaching himself tensor analysis and composing a book of aphorisms.
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Christopher Mulrooney
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Renee Mumford
Email: Renee Mumford
Aongus Murtagh
Aongus Murtagh is an Irish writer living in Berlin, Germany.
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