Contributors
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MiCrow Summer 2009 "Peek" Contributors:
polycarp kusch
Caleb J. Ross
Ajay Vishwanathan
Brent Powers
Mel Bosworth
Paul Corman-Roberts
Eric Suhem
Spencer Livingston
Michael Solender
Jim Wittenberg
Allen Masterson
Stan Long
Gabriel Orgrease
Jason Michel
Kristin Fouquet
xTx
David E. Oprava
Jason Neese
Doug Mathewson
Beto Palaio
Cheryl Townsend
Ty Gorton
M.E. Purfield
Gabriel Ricard
Eugenia Hepworth Petty
turbu
Grant Loveys
Mike Whitney
Tom Hamilton
Aleathia Drehmer
Edited by Lynn Alexander, Full of Crow
www.fullofcrow.com
Brief Biographies:
polycarp kusch: Editor of the Absurdist Monthly Review- The Writers’ Magazine of The New Absurdist Movement.
Caleb J. Ross: Caleb J Ross’s fiction has appeared widely, both online and in print. He is the co-editor of the Colored Chalk zine (www.coloredchalk.com)
and an editor at the Outsider Writers Collective
(www.outsiderwriters.org). Visit him at www.calebjross.com. He loves
conversation.
Ajay Vishwanathan: Having published in over forty literary journals, including elimae, Haggard and Halloo, and Boston Literary Magazine, Ajay Vishwanathan finds release in writing. He works with bugs that he cannot see, on experiments that might find a cure one day. He lives in Georgia with his lovely wife and lovable twins. So, he is a grateful man doing things he loves doing, surrounded by people he adores.
Brent Powers: Fiction writer, author of The Dog's Tooth. Brent Powers has published short fiction in 3AM, Amazon Shorts, Bewildering Stories, The Blotter, Hiss Quarterly, Opium, Full of Crow, Pedestal, Sein und Werden, Thieves Jargon, Unlikely 2.0, Wordriot, and more.
Mel Bosworth: Mel Bosworth lives and breathes in Western Massachusetts. (well, he was breathing when last we checked, don't take our word for it) Read more at his website here.
Paul Corman-Roberts: Paul Corman-Roberts is the author of the flash and poetry collections "Coming WorldGone World" (Howling Dog Press, 2006) and "neocom(muter)" (Tainted Coffee Press, 2009.)
Eric Suhem: Eric Suhem lives in California and enjoys the various qualities of his vegetable juicer. His work has appeared in Monkeybicycle, Long Story Short, Cerebral Catalyst, Abacot Journal, Clockwise Cat, and elsewhere.
Michael Solender: Michael J. Solender hails originally from the sometimes frozen tundra of Minneapolis , MN . There he ignored (only once) his mother’s advice to pursue a career in medicine and became a corporate Klingon. A recent refugee from Corporate America, Solender lives in Charlotte, NC. He writes a weekly Neighborhoods column for the Charlotte Observer and is a contributor to Charlotte ViewPoint. His micro-fiction has been featured online at Dogzsplot, A Twist of Noir, Thrillers Killers 'N' Chillers, 6S, Powder Burn Flash, and Flashshot. You can follow his blog at your own peril here: Blog.
Jim Wittenberg: Jim Wittenberg is a single parent and grandparent living in Sacramento, CA. He began writing in the nineteen seventies, and some of his work has appeared online and in print. A few early pieces appeared in fringe rags published by ex-hippies and oddballs who often edited his work to reflect their own political and/or religious world views.
Allen Masterson: Allen Masterson is originally from St. Louis, MO. He currently lives and performs spoken word poetry in Southern Indiana. He has work published in Shoots and Vines online zine. He began writing while doing time in the Indiana Prison System for robbing pharmacies. Much of the content of his work is inspired by true events.
Stan Long: Stan Long works in Toronto, Canada. He has produced two chapbooks: The Georgian Bay Suite & Eros in Ithaca- "two very disparate works" ...His poems and short fiction have appeared in both print and online/ezines in Canada and in the USA. He loves to write, mostly in solitude.
Gabriel Orgrease: Gabriel Orgrease lives on the south shore of Long Island midway between NYC and Montauk. When standing in his garden he entertains crows with the use of a crow call. In fact, he travels around the world with a crow call and quite often checks up on health of the local population wherever he may be. (Website)
Jason Michel: Purveyor of Penny Dreadfuls. He has recently published his first novel “Confessions of a Black Dog”at lulu.com and has had work published in various print and online magazines.
Kristin Fouquet: New Orleans fiction writer, photographer. Contributing Editor of MUST. Kristin is also a featured artist and contributor at Full of Crow.
xTx: xTx has a forthcoming chapbook with nonpress, and will be featured in the 2009 Dogzplot Flash Fiction Anthology. She blogs nonsense here. She thanks you for your time.
Spencer Livingston: Spencer Livingston is an artist, writer, and musician living in New Orleans.
David E. Oprava: David E. Oprava writes, because he has to. He is terrified of what will happen otherwise. It makes him prolific. He has been in over seventy journals online and in print and his first full-length book of poems VS. was released in October 2008 by Erbacce Press. He is also the founding editor of the tiny publishing house, Grievous Jones Press. When he isn’t writing he is battling against his raging sobriety and trying to live up to the high moral expectations of husbandhood, fatherhood, and humanhood. Not necessarily in that order and not necessarily succeeding. www.davidoprava.com
Jason Neese: Contributing writer.
Turbu: Feminist, Activist, Writer of Zines n' Screeds. Living in New York, Home of the Greatest Garbage.
Doug Mathewson: Writer, Contributing Editor of MUST, www.little2say.org.
Beto Palaio: Brazilian writer, one time publisher of Litteratour.
Cheryl Townsend: C0- Founder of W.A.R.M. (Women's Art Recognition Movement) Co-Editor of A Trunk of Delirium, Member Outsider Writers Collective, Poet, Publisher. Photographer. Activist.
Ty Gorton: Ty Gorton is a writer, graphic designer, artist, filmmaker in training, and is self diagnosed with optimistic depression. He is the writer/co-creator of the Image Comics graphic novel ‘Runes of Ragnan’, former co-director of the CRUX Arts Collective and co-founder of the TiON Artist Collective in Chico, CA.
M.E. Purfield: Michael Purfield is a writer from New Jersey.
Mike Whitney: Mike Whitney's new CD, Temporary Sanity, can be mostly heard (here)
Livin' In The Hills here.
Eugenia Hepworth Petty: Eugenia lives with her poet husband and three cats in a state that seems perpetually ablaze. She believes that vegetarianism and veganism are among the highest forms of ahimsa, and thus doesn’t eat anything with a face. She loves the color of boiled kale juice. To see and/or purchase her photography, artwork and writing, please visit her Etsy shop here and Photo Dharma.
Grant Loveys: Grant Loveys is a freelance writer/columnist living and working in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. His work has recently appeared in Paragon and Foundling Review.
Tom Hamilton: Tom Hamilton is an Irish Traveler. His work has appeared in over one hundred publications around the world. Including the Rockford Review, Red Wheelbarrow Literary Journal and Sinister City among many others. He has two poetry chapbooks published. 'The Rain Draw Bridge' from 'Alpha Beat Press' and 'The Last Days of My Teeth' from 'Budget Press'. His short story 'The Spider' is available as an E-book from 'Curious Volumes Publishing' Along with his wife Mary Theresa and their three small daughters, Tiffany, Hope and Catalina, he lives in Loves Park IL, USA.
Jeffrey S. Callico: Jeffrey S. Callico has been published in a variety of online and print magazines, including Johnny America, FRiGG, Origami Condom, Full of Crow, and several others. He recently released a self-published chapbook
entitled Early Trouble, which was part of the Outsider Writers
chapbook swap. His collection of short fiction, Fighting Off the Sun:
Stories, Tales, and Other Matters of Opinion, is available on
Amazon.com. While he doesn't have a website, he can be reached at
wiredwriter26@gmail.com.
Aleathia Drehmer: Aleathia is a poet, artist, and an editor at Zygote In My Coffee/Tainted Coffee Press and Full of Crow. Aleathia has a new chapbook available called "Circles" through Kendra Steiner Editions.
Lynn Alexander: MiCrow editor. The web stuff. Empress! Because I can type whatever I want here. Website, etc.
