Bronwyn Averett
Bronwyn Averett is a student of French and Comparative Literature
at the University of Georgia, where she also works (of course)
in a home-grown, Athens coffeeshop. Her journalistic work in French
has been featured on Stopinfos.com but she is brand new to the
fiction scene. When she is not making skinny, decaf, sugar-free
vanilla lattes, she can be found studying within an inch of her
life and greatly perturbing the collegiate bureaucracy by exercising
her right to Freely Speak and asserting the right of all to Freely
Learn.
Read 'Acapulco'
Bosaiya
We have come to see the world as devoid of mystery, and with these
images I hope to restore some sense of wonder about the world around
us. There was once a greater sense of mystery in the world sailors
of long ago would tell tales of mysterious beasts in uncharted
areas of the flat Earth. Hand-drawn maps had vast areas marked
as “Unknown” and the darkest corners were marked with
the wondrous phrase, “Here there be Dragons.”
I do not consider myself to be a macro photographer—I am
a fine art portrait photographer who happens to photograph very
small
and unusual subjects. Even though my passion is for my Angels & Insects
collection I do other photography as well including photos for
local theater
and more traditional fare. One of my landscape shots was just
selected by Oregon State University for inclusion in a spring
gallery show
on Art in Agriculture,where it won the President's Award.
View his Photography
Luke Buckham
Luke Buckham is a periodically homeless person who writes
every day to keep the world from disappearing. His favorite vegetable
is the artichoke, and his favorite fruit is the pomogranate. He
is irritated with the cowardice of the pre-planned apocalypse.
He does believe that almost everything is incredibly interesting
once you shake it just a little bit. And that mankinds's biggest
denial lies in its reluctance to notice how good life actually
is. His chapbook, Moonlight
on Moloch, is being published by Unlikely
2.0.
Read 'It's What We Have To Do'
Michael Hulme
Michael lives and works in Norwich, UK, and is the editor of
Norwich-based creative writing magazine nr1. He has a first class
honours diploma in Creative Writing from the University of East
Anglia, and his fiction has been published and broadcast by the
BBC, performed on stage, and published online and in various
magazines including Ink Pot, Aesthetica and Reflection's
Edge.
He has been selected for a British Arts Council ‘Escalator’ award,
given to promising young writers.
Read 'Kite'
Greg Johnson
Greg is a New Orleans native where he is an MA student at Southeastern Louisiana
University and studying with authors Tim Gautreaux, Olympia Vernon and Bev Marshall.
He has recently published fiction in Beginnings and BIGnews.
Read 'Chinese Jump Rope'
J.E. Ogle
J.E. Ogle graduated from Michigan State University with a B.A. in business.
He worked on his MFA in creative writing at Wayne State University while working
for Chrysler Motors. His stories have appeared online and in print in notable
journals such as: Word Riot, Nuvein, The Willard and Maple, Michigan
Quarterly,
Texas Review, Carve Magazine, Zeotrope, The Site
of Big Shoulders, Chicago Magazine,
The McGuffin, and others. He currently lives in Dallas, Texas.
Read 'Molly's List of Grievances'
Maurice Oliver
Maurice Oliver spent almost a decade working as a freelance
photographer in Europe. Then, in 1995, he made a lifelong dream
reality by traveling around the world for eight months, recording
his experiences in a journal instead of pictures. And so began
his desire to be a poet. His poetry has appeared in The Potomac
Journal, Circle Magazine, Bullfight Review, Tryst3
Journal, The
MAG, Eye-Shot, The Surface, Wicked
Alice, WordRiot, Taj Mahal
Review (India), Stride Magazine (UK), Retort
Magazine (Australia), & online
at subtletea.com, undergroundvoices.com, friggmagazine.com, tmpoetry.com,
zafusy.com, girlswithinsurance.com, & interpoetry.com (UK).
He lives in Portland, Oregon where he is a tutor.
Read his Poetry
Stacy Taylor
Stacy Taylor fills her days writing and editing. Her recent and upcoming publication
credits include: The Danforth Review, Spoiled Ink, Outsider Ink, Edifice
Wrecked,
Scifaikuest, The Orphan Leaf Review (Single Line Quarterly), and Lost
in the
Dark. She co-edits HeavyGlow: a journal of flash fiction and Chick
Flicks Ezine.
She plans to compose a new and interesting biography as soon as she finds the
time.
Read 'A Vickey Kind of Girl'
Anna Varshavsky
Anna Varshavsky is making her debut in Outsider Ink. She has taken taken
four years not only to polish her craft before beginning the submission process,
but to compile a collection of fiction and erotica shorts.
Currently, she has over twenty stories ready for publication and is working on
perfecting a full length novel. The focus of her writing are the characters.
Their portrait is painted within every story and ultimately that is her goal:
to
make each character embody the reader. The recurring element throughout
the collection is isolation of self ‹ being a willing prisoner inside the
mind, becoming an observer, a voyeur of life for fear of living it. There is
humor,
but on a darker level. Anna studied writing at The New School in
New York from 1999-2005. To support her writing habit, Anna works as an art director
for an advertising firm.
Read 'Insomnia'
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