2011 Issue - Santa Fe Community College

William C. Blome is a writer of short fiction and poetry. He beds
down nightly in-between Baltimore and Washington, DC, and he is an
MA graduate of the Johns Hopkins University Writing Seminars. His
work has previously seen the light of day in such little mags as Amarillo
Bay, Prism International, Taj Mahal Review, Pure Francis, Salted Feathers
and The California Quarterly.
Ace Boggess currently is incarcerated in the West Virginia correctional
system. His poetry has appeared in Harvard Review, Notre Dame
Review, Poetry East, RATTLE, Atlanta Review, Southeast Review, Florida
Review, and other journals. His books include The Beautiful Girl Whose
Wish Was Not Fulfilled (poetry, Highwire Press, 2003), Displaced Hours
(novel, Gatto Publishing, 2004) and, as editor, Wild Sweet Notes II, an
anthology of West Virginia poetry published in 2004.
Mickey Bond: I was born in Israel to parents from Poland & Bulgaria
and later raised in west suburban Boston. After attending Colgate
University as an undergraduate , I spent some years in Ann Arbor where
I received my MA in American Literature from the University of Michigan.
I have lived in Santa Fe since 1994. Currently I am researching material
for a book about accidental procedure and artistic inspiration. I
teach workshops in mixed media and career development in my studios
in Santa Fe and Tubac, Arizona.
S.L. Bond grew up in Santa Fe. He currently lives in Albuquerque
where he is an American Studies major at the University of New Mexico.
John Brandi, a New Mexico resident for forty years, is the recipient
of an NEA Poetry Fellowship, and a Witter Bynner Award to teach poetry
in the Santa Fe schools. His recent books include Facing High Water (selected
longer poems) and Seeding the Cosmos: New & Selected Haiku.
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