2011 Issue - Santa Fe Community College

Ann Hunkins is an award-winning poet, photographer, and translator
of Nepali. A former Fulbright grantee with an M.A. in poetry from
UC Davis, she has been published in various journals. She recently finished
translating a Nepali novel on an NEA Translation Grant and is
working on a book of her poetry.
Joseph Hutchison is the author of 12 collections of poems,
most recently Sentences and Greatest Hits 1970-2000. Among his fulllength
collections are The Rain At Midnight, Bed of Coals, House of Mirrors,
and The Undersides of Leaves. His work appears in the 2010
anthology New Poets of the American West and in several recently issued
journals, including Cerise Press, Consequence Magazine, Lilliput Review,
Naugatuck River Review, and Xanadu. He lives with his wife Melody
Madonna in the mountains southwest of Denver and makes his living as
a writer and itinerant educator.
Dallas Huth moved to Langley, Washington from Santa Fe, New
Mexico in 2009. She won first place for poetry in the Whidbey Island
Writer's Association 2009 contest, In the Spirit of Writing. Her poems
have appeared in Small Canyons Anthology; the Harwood Anthology,
Looking Back to Place; The Manzanita Quarterly and the Santa Fe Literary
Review. Her chapbook is entitled: Unseasonable Rain, Almost a Memoir.
She has purchased a green burial site in the Langley cemetery.
Alexis Ivy is from Boston, Massachusetts. Her poems have appeared
in Main Street Rag, Amoskeag, Off The Coast, Spare Change News,
and upcoming in the Chiron Review and Eclipse. She is currently sending
out her first manuscript entitled Romance with Small-Time Crooks.
Paul Lamar: I live with my partner, Mark, in downtown Albany,
NY, where I grew up. We have three grown children and a delightful
granddaughter, the inspiration already for a new poem. I teach English
at two local colleges and review theater for one of our local
newspapers. I’m blessed.
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