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Adam Breier
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Adam Greenway
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Betty Oblivion
"Ex-Boyfriend Stew" is her first online publication. |
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DL Hiatt
email DL Hiatt at: DHiatt1691@aol.com |
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T.M. Kerrigan TM Kerrigan intended this story as a confession. As a confession, the reader may deem it somewhat incomplete. The deeds are so long familiar as to have lost their repugnance. Sin is obscured by rationalization. Crime is denied because it cannot be acknowledged. Justice is a personal rather than social consequence. I'm not sure if the character's needs chart a clear course to his obsessions, I hope so. email TM Kerrigan at: kerrigan@adsnet.com |
| Sean Meriwether
He has been publishing short fiction on the internet and in literary magazines. His short story, "A Body In Motion" can be seen in the October issue of Z End Zine and has poetry in an upcoming issue of Bob's Fault. |
| Jack
Slomovits
Jack's work focuses on capturing people at their most real, and he has gained notoriety for his provocative portraits. He has been published in Male Bonding II and has a number of upcoming book and gallery projects. "Blackenlight" is his first digital venture. For more information on his work, please visit JSPhotography.com. |
Adam worked
for four years as an English teacher at Automotive High School in Brooklyn,
NY. He is currently employed in a Long Island school district. He is
working on his Masters in English and working on his second novel from
which "The Standard" is an excerpt. His first novel, "Percey
Said It" is currently making the circuit.
Adam also has an essay about his teaching experience on Le Mot Juste
called "
Adam
is a student and currently working on several projects including a
volume of boy-themed poetry entitled "Briefs in History".
Betty
would like to thank her ex-boyfriend Larry for an especially good evening
while he was in Boston. She does not consider herself a writer, rather
a documenter of natural fiction. Currently bumming off her mother in
the home of nuclear waste and "headbangers," New Jersey, Betty
hopes to escape to live in drunkenness and debauchery, "The life
of a poet."
Grew
up in a cow town in Eastern Oregon. 15 months in Vietnam as a grenadier
with the 194th (tet `68). Lived in Portland and Seattle for 25 years.
Worked in slaughter houses and meat packing plants, drove truck, sold
retail, managed restaurants, did some small time local acting and dancing.
Worked trauma surgery for six years. Currently tech support in heart
surgery in San Francisco. Been writing 20 years, mostly prose.
About 30 short stories published. On novels, always a bridesmaid never
a bride. Been doing screenplays two years. Just starting to pitch. 
Surviving
in New York's West Village, Sean is busy working on several projects
including his second novel, Cry Wolff, a sample of which is on
Jack
Slomovits started experimenting with his camera at the age of 6.
He moved to New York in 1991 and started to become familiar with the
local arts scene. By 1998, it started to feel his influence.