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Lorraine Berry Lorraine Berry was born in England, raised in Seattle, and now lives in the Finger Lakes region of New York. She maintains a balance between writing and her family and career. "I write because I can`t not. There are strange people who live inside my head and they`ll be damned if they don`t get to have their say on paper. Sometimes they`re right pains in the ass, but their stories are never dull (I hope)." Lorraine, a sports enthusiast, writes for several athletics publications including a new magazine for girls who play basketball. Check them out at gballmag.com email Lorraine Berry at: lorraine_berry@yahoo.com |
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Christina Conrad
Visit her Website for further information and to view more of her extensive collection of artwork and poetry. email Christina Conrad at: grillostone@yahoo.com |
Regarded
by many art historians and critics as New Zealand's most exciting and
original artist, and its leading exponent of "art brut", Christina Conrad
has exhibited in major galleries in New Zealand, Australia, the U.K.
and the United States, including the 1999 Outsider Arts Fair.|
Viet Dinh
email Viet Dinh at: dreamscraper@hotmail.com |
Viet
Dinh lives in Denver, CO and for the moment. His previous work has been
published in His 2: Brilliant New Fiction by Gay Men (ed. Drake)
and Quickies: Short Short Stories on Gay Male Desire (ed. Johnstone).
He thinks that you should be aware that the picture of him you see is
very out-of-date. He is currently at work on whatever it is he works
on at that time. He is very undisciplined. He most likely needs to be
punished.
| Sean Meriwether
He has been publishing short fiction on the internet and in literary magazines. His short story, "The Taster" was collected into an online anthology at ShortStory.org. He has work coming up in issues of Bob's Fault (print) and The Gay Male Body. |
Sean
is busy working on several projects including his second novel, Cry
Wolff, a sample of which is on
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Greggory Moore Lives in Long Beach, CA and is something of a stereotypical struggling
artiste. He favors authors Nabokov, Borges, and Stoppard. email Greggory Moore at: greggory@earthlink.net |
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Daniel A. Olivas
email Daniel A. Olivas at: olivasdan@aol.com |
Daniel
A. Olivas has over a dozen short stories appearing or forthcoming in
THEMA,
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Eric Smiarowski
email Eric Smiarowski at: janitor7@hotmail.com |
Works
for an automotive parts supplier and attends community college full
time. This is his first public acceptance. The poems presented her are
from a manuscript entitled "Hometown Spreads Her Legs for Me." Although
one might think poetry is a great therapy or at least publicizes personal
incidents in the author's life, Eric Smiarowski says that, "The truth
is, is that poetry is a habit. A very bad habit."
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Tom Waltz
email Tom Waltz at: twaltz1@san.rr.com |
Tom
is thirty years old. He is a hubby and a pop. He's a former Marine and
Desert Storm veteran. All the SCUDs aimed at him in the sand missed,
so he returned home to the States and decided to write. His stories
have appeared in Mesa Visions, Underworld Magazine, Purpleprose Magazine,
The Harrow Magazine, Alternate Realities Webzine, Images-Insight Magazine,
and ReggieJackson.Com. He will have a story for sale at Hotread.com
in April, and also has stuff ready to read, right now, at 3 A.M. Publishing.Com
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