Michael Bailey
Michael Bailey is a self-taught outsider/folk artist currently
exhibiting in galleries and alternative spaces all over the country.
Michael has been working with acrylic painting seriously for about
12 years or so. He is a member of The Electronic Museum of Modern
Art whose mission is to display unique, contemporary, refined
artwork for collectors while enabling complementary artists a venue
to display together with combined strength and unity in an online
setting. Independent artists are carefully selected to join, showing
works on eBay under the umbrella of one keyword 'eMOMA'. Michaels
work can also be seen in many Online Galleries and publications.
Original works have been sold across the U.S. as well as Canada,
Australia, Europe, and Asia.
View his Artwork
Denmark de la Croix
Currently living in West Virginia where he is perpetually shivering
(either from the cold or sheer existential panic), Denmark will
always be a Louisiana boy at heart. He was most recently published
in Velvet Mafia, and continues to receive the kindest, most remarkable
letters of praise from notable publications that wish him all
the best in finding homes for his stories elsewhere. When he
isn't writing or barely eking out a living, he is striving to
find the means and the place to spend the rest of his life, against
all odds, with his Brazilian boyfriend (oi amor).
Read 'Todd Is Dead'
Shira Dentz
Shira Dentz's poems and stories have appeared in journals including
Denver Quarterly, Colorado Review, Field, American
Letters and Commentary,
Seneca Review, Chelsea, Salt Hill Journal, Painted
Bride Quarterly, Web del
Sol, Big Bridge, and Electronic Poetry Review. She's been the recipient of
Poetry Society of America's Lyric Poem Award, Painted Bride Quarterly's Poetry
Prize, and Electronic Poetry Review's Discovery Award. Her poetry has aired
on National Public Radio and been featured on Poetry Daily. "Do With
Me What You Will" has been a semifinalist for a Nelson Algren/PEN award
and finalist for the Heekin Foundation's Fellowship for short fiction. It's
lived a long life before settling home in this issue of Outsider Ink.
Read 'Do With Me What You Will'
Steven J. Dines
Steven (b.1975) lives in The Granite City, Aberdeen, Scotland. He has
been writing short fiction for many years and has appeared online and in print
in such varied publications as Voices from the Web, Gold Dust, Skive, The
Beat,
Blue Almonds, Dark Tales, Buzzwords, The Writer’s Post Journal, 63Channels,
Word Riot, Noo Journal, Underground Voices, Rumble, Zygote
in My Coffee, Wild
Child, Double Dare Press, and in forthcoming issues of The
Quiet Feather and
Escaping Elsewhere. His website, Crayons in the Dark, can be found here: www.sdines1975.demon.co.uk
Read 'Identity 101'
Jerome Edwards
Jerome Edwards' stories have appeared in publications including Lynx Eye, Natural
Bridge, Artisan: A Journal of Craft, The blue Review, EM
Literary, and Axis
Magazine. He lives in Los Angeles. "Selected Moments, 20-27" is for
the memory of his teacher, Hubert "Cubby" Selby, Jr.
Read 'Selected Moments, 20-27'
Jéanpaul Ferro
Jéanpaul Ferro is a novelist, poet, and short
fiction author. His work has recently appeared in The Rose & Thorn
Literary Review, Mid-South Review, sidereality, Coffee
House Poetry UK, Pedestal Magazine, Biblioteka
Alexandria, and others.
His latest book, Super Sonic, is forthcoming from Chapultepec
Press. He currently resides in Providence, Rhode Island and can
be reached via e-mail at the following address: jeanpaulferro@netzero.net
Read his Poetry
Hannah Holborn
Hannah Holborn is a sailor living in British Columbia, Canada
with her
husband, sons and dog. Her fiction has or will appear in Room
of One's Own (issue 24:4 & future), edifice
WRECKED, Tattoo Highway, Front & Centre, Words literary journal and Sights
Unseen: New Writing from British Columbia and has placed first in both the Surrey International Writer's
Conference
Writing Contest and the Cecilia Lamont Literary Contest. More
of her fiction
can be read on-line at Collected
Stories, The
Avatar
Review, The
Beat, Literary
Mama, Quarterly
Staple, Identity
Theory, Girls
with
Insurance, The
Danforth Review, Cautionary
Tales, Megaera, Poor
Mojo's
Almanac(k).
Read 'World's Greatest'
Allison Kaftan
Allison Kaftan lives in the DC metropolitan area and contributes to DeafDC.com.
Her blogs can be found at http://queenalpo.deafdc.com.
Read 'Blushing'
Aryan Kaganof
Aryan Kaganof drives a 1962 Valiant, shoots Glock 19 and doesn't have a mobile
phone. His most recent publication is Jou Ma Se Poems (Pine Slopes ISBN 0-9584874-9-9).
His website is www.kaganof.com.
Read his Poetry
Kobije
Determined to immerse himself in fiction until the Bush
Administration stops soiling his reality, Kobije is currently
completing a collection of short stories entitled Celestial
Seasonings and chipping away at his first novel. Former
Senior Counsel to Yahoo, Kobije is a lawyer-in-recovery with an
affinity for meatless Thai food, trail running, secluded beaches
and the planet Earth. He and dog Kobi chase their respective tails
on both left and right coasts.
Read 'Valentine's Day On Mars'
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