Mark Talacko

After graduating from Syracuse Mark Talacko roamed below the 49th parallel and grew bored and impatient. Now he is East, a Chinese city just above the crab line, at work on a novel and a collection of short stories, fighting off the growing restlessness that brought him there. "Loving a Prostitute," comes from "Signs of a Horrible Feast: Poems written without conquest," a collection of poetry written and published by Mark Talacko and Timothy Davids (Community Books, 2001). "Signs" presents two new and differing voices writing to be heard, writing to challenge hearts and minds, and satiate the need to transpose the things within upon a page. Copies of "Signs" are available by writing to Mark Talacko (xiamenkid@hotmai.com) or Timothy Davids (timothydavids@hotmail.com). Signed copies available upon request.

John Tammaro

John Tammaro was a USAR DRILL SGT. during the Vietnam war...13 years with General Electric Corporate...12 years with Texas Instruments Corporate... Short stint with a NYC Ad Agency before his wife, Georgianna, got sick. Today he is a caretaker of life trying to regain his footing and a part time consultant in Management Development/Marketing/Brand Strategy. Email: John Tammaro

Nicole Tanner

Nicole is a professional graphic designer and journalist, but more than anything she is an aspiring writer. Another of her short stories appeared in the February 2002 issue of the print publication Futures. Email

Jeff Tannin

Jeff Tannin was born and raised in the San Joaquin Valley and therefore constantly suffers from asthma and the lack of anything fun to do. He has always known that he didn’t want to work for a living, but it wasn’t until the end of his undergraduate degree at Fresno State that he decided to be a writer. He is currently finishing up graduate school and although he still has to work for a living, someday he hopes to be a full time storyteller. Email

Doug Tanoury

Doug Tanoury was born and raised in Detroit and attended Wayne State University. His work has been published widely both in print and in electronic form. A number of his poetry collections are available in ebook form at: The Poetry of Doug Tanoury and The Poetry of Doug Tanoury. Doug's poetry has been the subject of features in the New York Times Online and The Detroit News. One of his poems also won Honorable Mention in the Detroit Metro Times "Get Lit" special issue of 2006. Much of Doug's online work can be read by typing his last name into any Internet search engine. Funky Dog Publishing

Mallory Tater

Mallory Tater is a third-year student at the University of Victoria majoring in creative writing. She attended Canterbury Arts High School in Ottawa for literary arts. Mallory enjoys writing both short fiction and poetry, as well as spending time with her friends and family. She recently went on a volunteer trip to rural Kenya and intends to write a novel based on her life-changing experiences there. Email: Mallory Tater

Floco Tausin

Floco Tausin is a pseudonym. The author has studied at the Faculty of the Humanities at the University of Bern, Switzerland. In theory and practice he is engaged in the research of subjective visual phenomena in connection with altered states of consciousness and the development of consciousness as such. In 2009, he published the mystical story "Mouches Volantes" about the spiritual dimension of eye floaters. Email: Floco Tausin

Jeremy Tavares
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Kristyn Marie Taylor

Kristyn Marie Taylor, former associate editor of The Angry Poet, lives in Birmingham, Alabama, with her muse, her notebooks, and too many pets. She has red hair and lots of books. Email: Kristyn Marie Taylor

Randy M. Taylor

Randy M. Taylor is a recent graduate of Radford University's Corporate and Professional Communication graduate program in Radford, Virginia. An emerging contemporary poet, he enjoys drawing inspiration from the surrounding foothills of the Appalachian Mountains and his well-established roots that run into the deep south eastern United States. From a pack of Marlboros to a discarded bottle of Seagram's, his poetry invokes strong imagery of things left behind and things unspoken, in very simple and clear language. Although his work has yet to be published, he fervently seeks to share ideas, paint crystal clear images with just a handful of words, and leave behind a lasting legacy. Email: Randy M. Taylor

Vanessa S. Telaro

Vanessa Telaro is the author of a novel in the contemporary genre: Keeping Awake. Numerous poems (Cemetery Love, The Lulling Orchid, Occasional Bees, etc.) have been published in various college anthologies (97-2000). Her short story “Black Ain’t Black” is included in the fall 2002 issue of The Circle Magazine. She has completed a major in both English and Creative Writing from Concordia University concentrating on prose. She is assembling a collection of short stories and poetry, and working on her third novel.Email

Derek Tellier

Derek Tellier's work has appeared in Pindeldyboz.com, The Pedestal Magazine, Poetry Motel, Bluelit.com, and Small Spiral Notebook.com. He is a recent graduate of Minnesota State University, Mankato’s MFA Creative Writing Program. He is currently working on a short story collection and teaching in the Twin Cities. Email: Derek Tellier

Aria Tesolin, aka Ambrosia:

Aria Tesolin, aka Ambrosia: Rising female vocalist Aria Tesolin has a mesmerizing signature soprano voice that lights up the room and has been described by her fans as ethereal, majestic and breathtaking. Aria’s new EP, released in early 2012, features an alluring mix of original love songs, in a pop-classical meets adult contemporary style, that conjure the romance, glamour and beauty of yesterday’s timeless crooner songs, reinterpreted for a modern time. A masterful soloist, Aria performs a range of original soft pop, jazz crossover and crooner songs, classical songs, and selected opera arias.
Born in Mississauga, Ontario, Aria’s charismatic performances as a child opera singer in concerts with Canadian tenors became legendary on YouTube, where they reached an international audience of 7 million people. There, she inspired music fans of all ages with her musical talent, among them a 4 year old Jackie Evancho. Following the release of her debut opera album, Baby Soprano, at the tender age of 12, Aria’s operatic vocal talent was featured nationally on major Canadian news networks and several television shows.
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Alison Thalhammer

Alison Thalhammer is an artist living in Los Angeles. Originally from Chicago, she thrives mainly on sun, laughter, and creating. She is a sucker for wordplay and candy. When she isn't writing or performing, she can usually be found doing yoga, playing badminton, or dancing to David Bowie. She recently finished her book Conversations with (Unstable) Women and a stage adaptation is set to open in Hollywood this Spring: Conversations with Unstable Women Email: Alison Thalhammer

Kim Thevenot
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A.Thiagarajan
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Richard Thieme

Richard Thieme is an author, consultant, and speaker focused on effective responses to technology-driven change. Thiemes work has been translated into many languages and his articles are taught at universities around the world. Richard Thiemes Islands in the Clickstream,a collection of work from the past eight years, was published in July 2004 by Syngress Publishing. Entering Sacred Digital Spacewas published in New Paradigms for Bible Study: The Bible in the Third Millennium from T. & T. Clark, Ltd., June 2004. Identity/Destiny was published in "Prophecy Anthology, Volume 1," a full-color book featuring sequential art by artists such as Shannon Wheeler, Scott McCloud, Sho Murase, Yuko Shimizu, Nathan Fox and Bernie Mireault by Sequent Media (2004). stories in Analog Science Fiction, Ascent, The Puckerbrush Review, Timber Creek Review, Porcupine, Zahir, anotherealm.com, Erotic Fiction Quarterly, Electronic Writers Group, Phrack, Golf, Rogue ... articles in: Forbes, Salon, Information Security, Secure Business Quarterly; LAN Magazine, Village Voice, LA Weekly, South Africa Computer Magazine, Wired, Counter Punch, Common Dreams, alternet, Internet Underground, National Catholic Reporter, Asia Times Online, .net, Internet Today, Computing Japan, Business Times of Singapore, Convergence (Toronto), Computer Underground Digest, CTHEORY, DoubleClick, Ethical Spectacle, Small Business Times, Computer Mediated Communication, Skeptica (Denmark), Milwaukee Business Journal, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Informatiebeveiliging (Netherlands). Now Magazine (Toronto), Future Briefs, Access Control & Security Systems, Phrack articles anthologized in: Digital Delirium, Cyber Reader II, Cyberculture (UK). Email

Gary Thomas

G. W. Thomas lives in Central British Columbia. His work has appeared in over 100 different books and magazines including FLESH & BLOOD, GOTHIC.NET and the up-coming STRANGEWOOD TALES. He is editor of the free newsletter E-GENRE WEEKLY at http://e-genre.tripod.com/index.html. Web Site

David Thomas

David Thomas is from Cardiff, Wales. Email: David Thomas

Ken Thomas
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Andrea Thompson

Andrea Thompson is one of the most well known poets in the Canadian spoken word scene. A popular performer at venues and festivals across North America, Thompson’s work has been featured on film, radio, and television; and included in magazines, literary journals and anthologies across Canada.

Thompson’s debut collection, Eating the Seed (Ekstasis Editions, 2000), has been featured on the reading list at the University of Toronto, and at the Ontario College of Art and Design, and her spoken word CD One, was nominated for a Canadian Urban Music Award in 2005.

One of the pioneers of the SLAM poetry scene in Canada, Thompson’s performances are electric and unique – blending elements of jazz, dub, hip-hop and traditional literary verse into a style all her own.

Working in a variety of forms, Thompson is the host of season two of the thirteen part television series, Heart of a Poet (Bravo TV, 2007), was co-host of CiTr radio's half hour spoken word show, Hearsay, and as Executive Director of the Edgewise Electrolit Centre, hosted and produced Telepoetics, a video-conferenced live poetry series in Vancouver.

Andrea’s performances have been featured in the film Slam Nation, on Bravo TV's Planet Poetry, TVO’s Imprint, Carolyn Weaver’s BioLibrary and on a variety of CBC radio programs.

Thompson is also a regular visitor to secondary and post secondary schools across the country, where she works with youth, using writing and performance to help improve their literacy, confidence, communication, and self-esteem.

In 2008, Thompson completed her tour of Fringe Festivals across the country, with her one woman show, "Mating Rituals of the Urban Cougar". Thompson also writes author profiles for Toronto’s Sway Magazine, and is a founding member of the Spoken Word Arts Network, formed in association with the Banff Centre for the Arts in 2005.
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Dennis E. Thompson

Dennis E. Thompson teaches writing and film at Des Moines Area Community College. His work has appeared in Mississippi Review, Colere Literary Review, Out of Line: Writings on Peace and Social Justice, and Wabash Review. His fiction, "Jesus in the Eighth Race," was nominated for a 2007 Pushcart Prize. His flash fiction “Tony Wilder Essman’s Last Mount” will be published March 2014. Email: Dennis E. Thompson

Michael Thompson

Michael Thompson: Michael Thompson lives and writes in Michigan with his wife and dog. He has published two short stories and several as yet unproduced screenplays. Email

Sidney Thompson

Sidney Thompson's poetry and fiction have appeared or are forthcoming in A capella Zoo, The Carolina Quarterly, Clapboard House, The Cortland Review, Danse Macabre, Grey Sparrow Journal, Prick of the Spindle, RHINO Poetry, The Southern Review, storySouth, and elsewhere. He teaches creative writing at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth and reads for the American Literary Review. He is the author of the short story collection Sideshow. Email: Sidney Thompson

David Thornbrugh

David Thornbrugh currently writes from South Korea, where he teaches English in a National University. He writes to push back the darkness a little bit at a time, in the same flighty manner as lightning bugs. He has been published in numerous small press journals, and once wrote the questions for a geography textbook. He prefers multiple choice questions to True/False. Email: David Thornbrugh

Hank Threadgill

Hank Threadgill was born and raised near the Fort Worth stockyards in North Texas, in a neighborhood they used to call “Hell’s Half Acre.” A former musical instrument salesman and the son of a Southern Baptist preacher, Hank relocated to Arlington, TX in the late 1940s, where he has slowly seen open fields turn into parking lots. He was born in 1922, the same year as Kurt Vonnegut, Jack Kerouac, and Howard Zinn, though he rarely esteems himself worthy of such marvelous company. His poetry has appeared sporadically over the years in many journals that are now defunct, such as: Backboard Quarterly, Sign Waves, The Hemlock Review, Time & Again, Gone Fishing, Glossolalia, Fail Swoop, The Vicambulist, and Zero Ducats.

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Tara Dawn Thurber

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Ursula Tillmann

Ursula Tillmann is a Canadian writer and photographer who lives in Canmore, Alberta. Her work has been published in Quills Magazine - Canada as well as the Brentano Gesellschaft - Frankfurt, Germany. Her first selection of poetry was published 2008 in the US: “Till Tales - Seed for New Dawns”. Her work (poetry, photography and news stories) can also be found on her web page: Till Tales Email: Ursula Tillmann

Terry Tilson

Terry Tilson lives on a small acerage in rural America, with her many pets, seen here posing with her beloved Seven. She is the proud mother of one child, her son Zachary. Much of Terry’s free time is spent in nature walking the dogs, taking pictures or writing, and has recently rediscovered her love for poetry. She also has an unwavering passion for dreaming, especially conscious dreaming, and has spent the last 12 years perfecting her natural gift. Many of her poems are strongly influenced by some of her fondest dream encounters. One favorite dream of Terry’s entitled "Called by the Bear" can be read in the book Dreaming True by Robert Moss. Email: Terry Tilson

Goldie Tompkins
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Bob Tomolillo

Bob Tomolillo began his career during the burgeoning of the print workshops in 1970. He worked at Impressions Workshop in Boston and at The Printshop in Amsterdam Netherlands. He holds a B.F.A. from Umass, Amherst, and an M.F.A. from Syracuse University. A faculty member at the F.A.W.C. in Provincetown, Mass. and a member of the Boston Printmakers since 1983, his lithographs are included in collections here and abroad. In 2009 he was the co-winner of the Dayton Peace Museums International Peace Prize. He has written articles on printmaking with a feature in the Print Alliance Journal Art and Politics and recently contributed his writing to Literal Minded, Orange Alert ,Shine Journal ,Askew Reviews, Glossolalia ,Blinking Cursor, Bap Q, Lunarosity, Icelandic Review, Words Undone, Writers Billboard, First Writers Magazine, Milspeak, Subterranean Journal, South Jersey Underground, Cavalier Magazine, Yellow Mama, Visual Overture, Vox Poetica,and Spilling Ink Anthology. Email: Bob Tomolillo

Dianna Toomey

Dianna Toomey is a poet and writer. Although currently living in Birmingham, AL, and devoting most of her time to writing, she has lived and worked in Chicago, NY and Boston, where she was successful in Modeling and Media Advertising. She has finished two manuscripts, Delish, and Real Life, Real Love, Real Poetry, and is currently working on a novel. In addition to her creative mind she enjoys traveling, painting and spending time with her two children.

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Cheryl A Townsend
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Judith Tracy
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Judith Tracy's short stories have appeared in both print (Hot Blood X and the upcoming horror anthology, The Dead Inn) and E-zine publications. The short story, "White Gloves", appeared in Ascent.) February 28, 2001, my sci-fi book, "Destiny's Door", will officially be released by Padwolf Inc., followed by two Young Adult, fantasy novels (three and four in a series) in the Spring. Web Site

Davide Trame

Davide Trame is an Italian teacher of English living in Venice. His poems have appeared in magazines since 1999: International Poetry Review, Salzburg Poetry Review, Diner, Orbis, Chaffin Journal, Stand and others. Email

Brian Trent

Brian Trent has has work appear in Clarkesworld, Asimov, Strange Horizons, Orion's Child, Electric Velocipede, Bewildering Stories, Atomjack, The Humanist (August's cover story), and many other publications. Email: Brian Trent

Robert Blake Truscott

Robert Blake Truscott has had work appear in over 40 journals in 20 states and in several anthologies, including The Virginia Quarterly Review, Nimrod, The Mississippi Review, Sou’wester, The Greenfield Review, The California Quarterly, and The Literary Review. More recently, his work appeared in the anthology In The West of Ireland, and The Hampden-Sydney Review Anthology, among others. Mr. Truscott is published in a number of educational texts published by the Research Education Association, and he was the poetry editor for more than a decade with Stone Country before that journal ceased publication. He is a graduate of the Johns Hopkins Writing Seminars and currently teaches writing as a distance learning instructor and also contributes as an instructional designer for Colorado Technical University and Regis University. Mr. Truscott was the Assistant Director and Writing Specialist for The Douglass/Cook College writing Center at Rutgers University for seven years, and was a Senior Communications Consultant for SWG Consulting in New York City for 15 years. He is currently married and lives in Colorado in the shadow of Pikes Peak. Email: Robert Blake Truscott

Meg Tuite

Meg Tuite has been published or will soon be published in Calliope, The Boston Literary Magazine, SLAB Magazine, Santa Fe Literary Review, Fast Forward Press, Galleys Online Magazine, Crash, Jersey Devil Press, Black Words on White Paper, Midnight Screaming Magazine, Sleet Magazine, Ink Monkey Magazine, Blue Print Review and Fractured West out of the UK. She won a cash prize in the fiction contest at Santa Fe College for a story that was published in the Fall 2009 contest issue. Email: Meg Tuite

Pushpa Tuladhar

Pushpa Ratna Tuladhar, age 54, poet, writing poems in Nepal Bhasa and English, President of Nepal Bhasa Writers' Forum, Published a poetry collection, Ghayanmo (The Grasses), Pushpa Tuladhar's Poetry pages ( http://www.pushpatuladhar.netfirms.com ), Editor of Layalama Online Magazine Web Site

Vladut Mircea Tverdohleb
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Twixt
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