Suzanne Maxson, a retired public school teacher of History, is grateful to be still living, still writing in Northern California. Movement (Fernwood Press, 2024) is a collection of her poetry. She admires Neo-Mimeo as a timely and radical movement.
Norman Schaefer. Born and raised in Olympia, Washington. College at the University of California, Davis campus—degree in Art History. Lived in Davis for 35 years, making a living as a laborer. Spare time in summer and fall spent climbing and wandering in the Sierra Nevada. Moved to Port Townsend, Washington, north Puget Sound, in 2004. He is the author of The Sunny Top Of California (La Alameda, 2010), Fool’s Gold (La Alameda, 2013), and Lower Putah Song (The Alcuin Press, 2016).
Daniel Coshnear has slowly, painstakingly lost all self-respect. Can rhyme be his salvation? No, no, it will be his downfall, the indisputable evidence of his decaying mental hygiene. He was author of Jobs & Other Preoccupations (Helicon Nine 2001) winner of the Willa Cather Fiction Award and Occupy & Other Love Stories (Kelly’s Cove Press 2012) and winner of the Novella Prize for Homesick, Redux (Flock 2015), recipient of a Missouri Review Editor’s Prize and a Christopher Isherwood Fellowship. His last story collection, Separation Anxiety was released 10/21 by Unsolicited Press.
Rick Henry’s most recent publication is Bottoms, a stage play. The novella, Colleen’s Count and the epistolary novel Letters (1855), are set in the fictional town of Homer, NY. His other books include: Snow Fleas (a Reverie) and Then (54 text blocks), both from ANC. Just completed is The Soot Collection: 55 consensual novellas born of a brief exchange about surrealism and the erotic. Rick Henry has lived across the United States, but always returns to the sensibilities, landscapes, and histories of upstate New York.
Carol Ciavonne’s poems have appeared in Denver Quarterly, Boston Review, Colorado Review, Interim, New American Writing, and Tupelo Quarterly, among other journals. Essays and reviews can be found in Interim, Colorado Review, Rain Taxi, Entropy, Parole and Pleiades. She is the author of Birdhouse Dialogues (LaFi 2013) (with artist Susana Amundaraín) and a collection, Azimuth(Jaded Ibis Press 2014). Ciavonne is an editor of the online journal Posit.
Richard Bruns has won awards for short stories poetry, science fiction poetry, & photography. He has served as a judge for photo competitions & is a documentarian for political, social, & personal events. He has been an editor, a newspaper page designer, and a publisher. Under the influence of Russian River Poets Pat Nolan, Gail King, & others. Richard Bruns opened up Fiction West Press, publishing Fiction West, devoted to short stories. Using electronic stencils typed on one of the first dedicated word processors, the IBM-50; stencils were run on an. A.B.Dick electric mimeograph machine. Richard is married to Judy, his wife of 45 years.
Jamey Jones is the author of morning coffee from the other side (West Florida Literary Federation, 2021) In The Key of Clothespin (Fell Swoop, 2021), Light Box Over My Head, (3rd Floor Apartment Press, 2024), and Under The Big Span of Small Regards (Spuyten Duyvil, 2024). He is the faculty editor of Hurricane Review, the literary journal of Pensacola State College, where he teaches English, Literature, and Poetry.
Joe Safdie’s latest books are Greek to Me(Chax Press), a selected poems dealing with Greek mythology, and Poetry and Heresy(MadHat Press), essays on poets and poetry featuring Ed Dorn, Charles Olson, and Ammiel Alcalay. He lives in Portland, OR.
Scott Reid is founder of Poetry du Jour. He is a published poet and writer, a poetry contest judge and a teacher of poetry classes and workshops for children and adults. He has Bachelor and Master’s degrees in English from UC Davis and UC Berkeley. Since 2010 he’s been posting haiku and tanka poetry online. He has over 5000+ Twitter followers.
Jim Hanson, poet, runner, translator, lives on his great-grandparents’ farm near Douglas, Michigan. His most recent physical book, “Trees are Masters of the Space,” combined lyric and narrative to sketch a portrait of that farm, its history and its ecology.
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