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In Posse
Featured Writers
Chris Wood
Chris Wood's writing has appeared or
is forthcoming in POET, BOHEMIAN BRIDGE, NOW & THEN, THE MELIC REVIEW,
APHELION , SONGS OF INNOCENCE, and CONCHO RIVER REVIEW. He and his
wife Pam currently reside in Albany, Georgia.
Jay Prefontaine
Jay's work, Closing Time, is featured
in his first run in IPR.
Pia Erhardt
Pia Ehrhardt lives in New Orleans,
Louisiana with her husband and son. Her work has appeared in Mississippi
Review and Louisiana Life and can currently be found on the web in The
Mississippi Review Web and Zendzine. She is writing a novel and this year
-- before 2000 is over by damn -- will produce a short film adapted from
the same, weather and bank account permitting.
Joey Manley
Joey Manley showcases a set of non-linear
items from his long work, Love Will Tear. Blithe House Quarterly
has included his work. Joey is the Director of the Free Speech Internet
Television Project. His first novel, The Death of Donna-May Dean,
was published by St. Martin's Press in 1995.
Frederick
Su
Frederick Su makes his living as a
technical writer. He has interests in nonfiction and fiction. After 8 1/2
years of marketing his manuscript,
he may try self publishing his novel,
An American Sin, a story of an Asian American and the great sin he committed
in Vietnam. His fiction has been
published in Mediphors, Musing Magazine,
Fishwrapper!, and The Rose & Thorn Literary Ezine. For more of his
writings, visit www.bytewrite.com.
A.R. Lamb
A.R.Lamb lives in Cornwall, U.K and
writes as trancedly as possible, with practical help from various carbon
compounds. New fiction presently at electronpress.com, Unlikely Stories,
and ariga.com. Early experimental fictions written by Lamb have been
published by John Calder and appear in anthologies and magazines.
Lamb is involved in an ongoing project, an unusual synthesis of music and
poetry: first recording, Bark of a Stray Dog, is now available.
Lamb is a sculptor by trade.
Francine Witte
Based in New
York City, Francine Witte is a poet, playwright and fiction writer. She
is the author of several chapbooks including "The Magic in the
Streets" and "The Queen
of Dumped." By day, she is a high school english and creative writing
teacher.
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