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was born in Walton-on-Thames, England, graduated from San Diego State University, and has been an educator most of his life. He is currently a high school teacher, and is planning on retiring at the end of the year) in Tampa Bay where he lives with his wife, Elba. CLINTON INMAN
is a northern California photographer with an interest in urban minimalism. His work has been featured in numerous magazines including the literary journals Switchback, DMQ Review and Citron Review. THOMAS GILLASPY
was born in Hereford, Texas, “The Town Without a Toothache.” She and her family currently live in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where she teaches writing classes at the Loft Literary Center. Her needlepoints and beadwork have recently appeared on the covers of The Grey Sparrow Journal, QWERTY Magazine, and Kiki Magazine.
HOLLY DAY
is an artist and a writer living in southern California where she is pursuing her M.A. in English. She received her B.A. in Mass Communication/Journalism with a minor in Art. Her work has been published in Christian Woman Magazine, The Good Women Project and literary art journals. She’s also a contributing writer for Faithlife Women and Believe. com. She currently works at a café in Chino, CA where some of her artwork is displayed. SAMANTHA D. HARDCASTLE
dabbles, a lot, and somewhere in those dabbles blossoms ideas that take shape into images. Many of her current pieces of artwork start out as three minute gesture drawings and eventually get paired with still life photography and a lot of playing in photoshop. She loves to take pictures, especially out in the woods, where she can sit on a rock or a log and wait quietly, jotting notes for stories until something happens by. A free spirit, Chrystal digs in dirt, dances in rain and chases storms, all at the whims of her muses. CHRYSTAL BERCHE
SARA CATLETT is an artist from Auburn, California. She attended
Oxbow Art School in Napa, California, where she gained experience in studio art and production. She is currently working towards her Masters in Art History in hopes of becoming an art teacher and a free-lance studio artist. You can view her other work at www.facebook.com/catlettart
is a Pacific Northwest artist with a love of the surreal, sublime, human, and inhuman. She works with watercolor, clay, fabric, pencil, acrylic, and most anything else that seems interesting. More of her work is viewable at her website,www.featherwurmgraphics.com. PEARL A. HODGES