The Cafe Review

normal has published nearly 600 pieces between 1992 —2015 (without the internet). He has been called “one of the last American primitives” in

Bryce Milligan has been the publisher, editor, and book designer of Wings Press since 1995. His most recent books of poetry include, Lost and

Mark Melnicove teaches English and creative writing at Falmouth High School in Falmouth, Maine. His poems have appeared in Gargoyle, Vlak, and

Gerald McCarthy’s his new poems appear in I–70 Review and Full — An Anthology of Moon Poems from Two of Cups Press. An essay,

Michael Mark is a hospice volunteer and long walker. His poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in Bellevue Literary Review, Cimarron Review,

Judy Kaber has had her work published in both online and print journals, including Off the Coast, The Comstock Review, and The Guardian. She is

Roger Hickin was born in New Zealand in 1951, he is a visual artist and poet. He has published translations of Rogelio Guedea, Blanca

John Field is a retired high school English teacher. After he graduated from the University of Iowa, he and his wife lived in Paris and London

Michael Estabrook is a recently retired baby boomer child-of-the-sixties freed after working 40 years for “The Man” and sometimes “The Woman.”

Stephen Cramer his books of poems include, Shiva’s Drum and Tongue & Groove, both published by University of Illinois Press. From the Hip,