Category: Published Issues

Charlene Langfur
is an organic gardener, a southern Californian, and a Syracuse University Graduate Writing Fellow. Her writing has appeared in The Stone Canoe,

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 a retired

Megan Grumbling
has been awarded a Ruth Lilly Fellowship, Robert Frost Award, and St. Boltoph Emerging Artist Award. Her Vassar Miller Prize–winning poetry

Brian Evans-Jones
recently moved to Maine from the United Kingdom where he was Poet Laureate of Hampshire, England, and taught creative writing. His poems have

George Evans
is the author of five books of poetry published in the United States and England, including his most recent, The New World (Curbstone Press), and

Kathleen Ellis
is the author of five poetry collections, the most recent, Narrow River to the North. She has received fellowships from the National Endowment

Keith Dunlap
is a former co–editor of both The Columbia Review and Cutbank. His poems are forthcoming in Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review, The Carolina

Christine De Luca
writes in both English and Shetlandic and is a native Shetlander who lives in Edinburgh where she is the current Makar (poet laureate). She

Douglas K. Currier
is a former college professor who has published previously in The Café Review, as well as in Laurel Review, Black River Review, Mockingbird, Lake

Fern G. Z. Carr
is a member of the League of Canadian Poets and composes poetry in six languages. She has published from Finland to the Seychelles, and her work