Bones
Bio written by E. Dominguez: Bones is an enigma wrapped in a riddle, lightly
toasted on both sides. Raised by dingoes in the Australian outback, he
relocated at an impressionable age to the Nevada desert, where he witnessed
the tumultuous adolescence of the Atomic Age. His primary interests are
irony and subtlety; he is currently working on a coffee-table book of
crime scene photos. Bones is available for lunch, and can be reached through
his web site.
Visit his website at: www.skullfarm.com
View his Digital Artwork
Jameson Currier
Jameson Currier is the author of the novel, Where
the Rainbow Ends, and a collection of short stories, Dancing
on the Moon. His short fiction can also be found in the anthologies
Men on Men, Best American Gay Fiction, Best Gay Erotica,
Mammoth
Book of Gay Erotica, Making Literature Matter, Rebel
Yell, and Circa 2000, among others. His story “Snow,”
published in the first issue of Velvet
Mafia, was also selected for Best
Gay Erotica 2003.
Read What You Learn
Stephen Elliott
Stephen Elliott is the author of the novels A
Life Without Consequences and What
It Means To Love You. His work has been featured in GQ,
McSweeney's, The Sun, Adbusters, and others.
He writes a weekly poker report for Mcsweeneys.net.
Visit him online at: www.stephenelliott.com
Read Tears
R.M. Engelhardt
R.M. Engelhardt currently lives in Albany, NY where he is the
host of "The School of Night" open mic at Valentine’s
in Albany on the last Tuesday of each month. His work has been
published in such journals as www.poetrypoetry.com,
nycpoetry.com,
Industrial Nation, Verve, Alpha Beat Soup,
Sure;The Charles Bukowski Newsletter #10 & many others.
He is also the director of AlbanyPoets.Org.
Read his poem 'The Day God Became
Popular'
Matthew L.M. Fletcher
Matthew is Ottawa and lives and works in Peshawbestown, Michigan. He has
published fiction with Punk Planet, Snow Monkey, Gallery
Six, terraspatial, and the Michigan Journal of Race &
Law.
Read Letter to the Editor
Em Kersey
Em Kersey's publications include: Women Philosophers: a Bio-critical
Sourcebook. Greenwood Press, 1989, articles in Philosophy and Phenomenological
Research and Antique Week, a short story in The Flying Island,
poetry in Artful Dodge, Genesis, (winner of the 1980 Genesis
poetry award) InPrint, New Earth Review, The Poet,
Voices International, Womankind, The Lightning Bell Journal,
and a short story in the online journal The Write Gallery. Currently,
she is Editor-in-Chief of the online journal, InkSpin.
She lives in Indianapolis, IN with her husband and three solipsistic cats.
Read The Cherry Petals
Esteban A. Martinez
Esteban A. Martinez lives in Denver, Colorado, where he teaches and practices
law. He hopes he can soon stop practicing law (for money) and devote the
rest of his life to raising his soon-to-be born child, loving his wife,
and writing and publishing.
Visit him online at: www.ofgodsandheroes.com
Read I Don't Know Any Angels
Gwendolyn Joyce Mintz
Gwendolyn Mintz is a fiction writer and poet. She lives in New Mexico
while dreaming of hanging out in St. Louis. She raises turtles and performs
comedy for fun.
Read Mother Love
Robyn Norris
Robyn Norris was born and raised in a small town in New Jersey where the
cops had nothing to do but bust kids making out in cars. She moved to
California to attend Stanford and then travelled down the state to further
her education at USC where she received her MFA in film production. She
has made a living towelling off cars, networking computers, researching
environmental infractions, and producing films and commercials. You can
pick up her indie feature, “KATE’S ADDICTION”, which stars
Kari Wurher, in your local video store. Her short stories Predicting Greenspan,
The Amoeba, and They had been Dating Long Enough appear in the Spring
2003 issue of Scrivener’s Pen (www.scrivenerspen.com).
Visit her online at: www.robynnorris.com
Read Bodies in the Ganges
Jill Robinson
Jill Robinson lives in Glasgow, Scotland, with her husband and two children.
She's been writing on and off since about the age of eleven, mostly about
the topic of relationships which never ceases to fascinate. Jill has previously
appeared online in Firstwriter, Flashquake, Lovewords,
and Muse Apprentice Guild ezines.
Email Jill Robinson at: Jillian_ejoy@yahoo.co.uk
Read her Poetry
Sean Meriwether
- Editor
Sean's fiction has been defined as dark realism,
his subjects rooted in the grotesque nature of everyday life.
His work has been published in Of
the Flesh, Best
Gay Erotica 2002 and Best
Gay Erotica 2001, and has appeared online in 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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