David Bulley
I won first place in the $1000 brassring.com war of the words, for fiction. I've published fiction in 15 Minutes, Columbia River Reader, Short Stories, Tatlin's Tower, and other places. I have fiction forthcoming in The Portland Monthly Magazine, and several prominent e-zines. I recently published a small e-book of previously published short fiction with OzoneBooks.com.
Read New World Order

Adam Deal
What I intend to do with photography is simple. I want to show people new and unique images that are aesthetically pleasing. Hope you enjoy viewing them as much as I've enjoyed taking them.
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Nolan Keating
I am a lifelong, dedicated writer of 44 and now seek publication of my work. I run my own advertising and journalism agency and am currently residing in Europe.
Read The Chapter of Not Letting the Heart of a Man be Snatched Away

Virginia Kennedy
Virginia Kennedy is an unlikely product of the public school system of Jackson, New Jersey.

For Virginia, writing as an art form has become au fait within the past few years, during which she has acquired the guidance and assistance of a kind of connoisseur that urged her to pursue her talent.

With the undying support of a selected few, Virginia continues to develop as an artist and poet, and is always trying to find different ways in which to present her work. She is currently a first-year student at Hampshire College in Amherst, MA.
Read her poem "sight"

J Eric Miller
J Eric Miller is an assistant professor of English at Kennesaw State University. He previously taught at the American University of Beirut. His fiction has appeared in a number of literary and electronic journals, and his short story collection, Animal Rights and Pornography, will be published by Soft Skull Press in the spring of 2004.
Read Broken Harder

Ryan Miller
Ryan Miller's work has appeared or is forthcoming at, among others, The Raven Chronicles, Rainbow Curve, Harpur Palate, Steam Ticket, The Wilshire Review, New Rag Rising, Shades of December, Indigenous Fiction, The Pointed Circle, The Dallas Observer, and others. Online his stories have appeared at The Paumanok Review, Small Spiral Notebook, Pindeldyboz, Megaera, Carve Magazine, Cyber Oasis, Word Riot, Opium Magazine, 3 AM Magazine, Pig Iron Malt, Facets Magazine, The Starry Night Review, and ken*again. A sister story to "Anna," entitled "Bliss," appears at American Feed Magazine. He is presently working on his first novel.
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Jim Musgrave
Following reading experiences such as Camus' The Stranger (originally entitled, more appropriately, The Outsider), James Musgrave began his own odyssey to become a published author of "radstream" prose. His nonfiction title, The Digital Scribe: A Writer's Guide to Electronic Media (1996), was his attempt to teach techies how to write with their entire brains, and his three novels soon followed in an attempt to teach humans how to read with their brains damaged by American "bestsellers." His creative work includes: Sins of Darkness, Russian Wolves, and Lucifer's Wedding. He presently teaches collegiate humans in San Diego how to think (and hopefully write) with their brains damaged by the American K-12 system. His motto: Carpe abnocto!
Visit him online at: http://members.cox.net/jimmusgrave/Press.htm
Read The Lupercian Festival

Tamara Kaye Sellman
My fiction has been published both regionally and nationally, including appearances in The Crescent Review, Faultline, Rosebud and Other Voices, among others. One of my short stories was nominated for a Pushcart Prize in 1997. My latest story, "Shrapnel Over Chicago: August 1989" will be published in the anthology, Mota: Courage, in the fall of 2003; the anthology is edited by Karen Joy Fowler.
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Sean Meriwether - Editor
Sean's fiction has been defined as dark realism, his subjects rooted in the peculiar nature of everyday life. His work has or will be published in Love Under Foot and Best Gay Erotica 2002, and appeared online in Lodestar Quarterly and 3AM Magazine. He is currently working on a collection of short stories and a novel. In addition to writing, he has the pleasure of editing Outsider Ink and Velvet Mafia: Dangerous Queer Fiction. Sean lives in New York with his partner, photographer Jack Slomovits, and their two dogs. Together they form Blowsquish.com, an internet design company.
Visit his website at: seanmeriwether.com
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