2011 Issue - Santa Fe Community College

Marmika Paskiewicz has lived in Santa Fe for a long time,
where she has had a number of different lives and met nearly everyone in
town. She is very happy to have time now to go to India, to Baltimore,
to think & to write.
Meg Pokrass is the author of Damn Sure Right (Press 53) a collection
of flash fiction. Meg writes flash-fiction, short stories and poetry.
Meg serves as Editor-at-Large Frederick Barthelme’s online magazine
(formerly Mississippi Review Online) and before that, for SmokeLong Quarterly.
Her stories, poems, and flash fiction animations have appeared in
nearly one hundred online and print publications, including Mississippi
Review, Gigantic, Gargoyle, The Nervous Breakdown, HTML Giant,
Wigleaf, The Pedestal, Keyhole, Annalemma, Smokelong Quarterly, elimae,
Prime Number, Women Writers, and Joyland. Meg creates and runs the
popular Fictionaut-Five Author Interview Series for Fictionaut, and consults
with Writing MFA programs about online publishing. Meg lives with her
small, creative family and seven animals in San Francisco.
Audrey Powers is a St. Lawrence Island Yupik woman and a
member of the Pugughileghmiit Clan. Originally she is from Alaska, but
has resided in Santa Fe, NM for the past eight years. She is currently a
student at Santa Fe Community College and is majoring in Accounting
and Business Administration. She is a past recipient of the Zora Neale
Hurston Award from Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado.
Elizabeth Raby is the author of three chapbooks and two fulllength
collections of poetry, The Year the Pears Bloomed Twice, 2009, and
Ink on Snow, 2010, both published by Virtual Artists Collective (vacpoetry.org).
Her poems have appeared in many journals.
Shelly Reed is the founding editor of Spire Press, holds a master’s degree
from NYU, and has been published in dozens of literary journals and
anthologies. A few of the recent and forthcoming ones include: The Oyez
Review, Red Wheelbarrow, The Battered Suitcase, Karamu, Rougarou, and
The Furnace Review. She currently lives and creates in Brooklyn, NY.
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