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ANDER MONSON
is a super-cheap date. He's the author of a host of paraphernalia including a decoder wheel, several chapbooks and limited edition letterpress collaborations, a [website], and three books: Neck Deep and Other Predicaments, Other Electricities, and Vacationland. In 2010 Sarabande Books will publish The Available World, a poetry collection, and Graywolf Books will publish a nonfiction project, Vanishing Point. He edits this fine journal and the New Michigan Press. |
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SARAH BLACKMAN teaches something to someone some days, the good days. She likes your work a lot. |
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LAUREN SLAUGHTER teaches at the University
of Alabama at Birmingham. She is a hard woman who does not like your work. |
— Nonfiction Editor |
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NICOLE WALKER flies like a hurricane to the sea. She is not a cheap date, but she is the author of the forthcoming This Noisy Egg. [blog] |
— Poetry Editor |
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HEIDI GOTZ
is the Rights and Permissions Editor for a leading educational textbook
publisher in Illinois. She is a pin-up girl for awesomeness. |
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PABLO PESCHIERA has a liver for business, a lung for poetry, and another lung he uses to capture and release air. instead of a pen, he writes with a lacrosse stick. He teaches at Hope College. |
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TOM FLEISCHMANN loves you, Dolly Parton. |
— Assistant Fiction Editor |
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DOLLY LANINGA is fresh-caught, kosher, a sure thing with sauce. |
— Assistant Poetry Editor |
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EMMA RAMEY
has all her eyes...for now. |
— Assistant Fiction Editor |
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MICHAEL SHEEHAN has all his original parts and is in fair to good condition. He lives, writes and teaches in Madison, Wisconsin. |
— Assistant Poetry Editor |
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KATIE JEAN SHINKLE is in it to win it. |
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HEATHER PRICE-WRIGHT is usually cast as the villain, though perhaps unjustly so. She lives, learns and, on good days, writes in Tucson. |
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MICHAEL SALISBURY lives and writes in
Grand Rapids, MI, where he does PR for a local publisher. He hopes
to someday attend an MFA program. |
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CHRISTOPHER ROMAN
teaches medieval literature in his full time. In his spare time,
he obsesses over Scottish pop and anarchist collectives. [book] |