2011 Issue - Santa Fe Community College

Paul Freidinger is a poet who splits his time between Chicago
and Edisto Island, South Carolina, a contrast that lends perspective. He
has poems recently published or forthcoming in After Hours, Atlanta Review,
Bayou Magazine, Big Muddy, Chicago Poetry, Confrontation, Existere,
580 Split, Grist, Florida Review, Mason’s Road Review, New York Quarterly,
Potomac Review, South Carolina Review, and South Dakota Review.
Cynthia Gallaher, a Chicago-based poet and writer, is author of
three books and a creative writing workshop leader in libraries, schools
and arts centers. She is on the Chicago Public Library’s list of “Top Ten
Requested Chicago Poets” and tweets about food and poetry at
twitter.com/swimmerpoet.
Roxane Gay's writing appears or is forthcoming in Black Warrior Review,
Mid-American Review, Cream City Review, Annalemma, McSweeney's
(online), and others. She is the co-editor of PANK, an assistant professor of
English at Eastern Illinois University, and can be found at
http://www.roxanegay.com. Her first collection, Ayiti, will be released
in 2011.
Josh Goller sprouted in Wisconsin soil, but the winds carried him
to the gloom and damp of the Pacific Northwest, where he is a MFA
candidate at Pacific University. His fiction has appeared or is forthcoming
in Sententia, Jersey Devil Press, The Santa Fe Literary Review, Used
Furniture Review, Titular, Seahorse Rodeo Folk Review and many others.
His art house film reviews appear in The Alchemist Weekly and Clever
Magazine. He was a finalist in the 2010 NYC Midnight Flash Fiction
competition. He founded and edits the flash fiction e-journal The Molotov
Cocktail (www.themolotovcocktail.com) and is a guest editor for
SmokeLong Weekly.
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