Cover Art by Katie Sehr
Featured in this issue:
WILLIAM SYLVESTER is the author of War & Lechery: The Poem (Ashland) and the forthcoming Nightmares – They Are Zeros (Buffalo Ochre Papers).
JAYE BARTELL lives in Asheville, North Carolina, where he plays music in a band called Oak Orchard Swamp. He thinks Buffalo is a terrific place.
JENNIFER TODARO attends D’Youville College to pursue a degree toward educating the little minds of tomorrow. She currently lives in Kenmore, New York, with her boyfriend where the apartment, at times, doubles as a great coffee shop and hair salon!
SHERRY ROBBINS, poet-in-the-schools, is the author of Or, the Whale (Shuffaloff), and many more manuscripts; a member of the Weird Sisters Collective; and pseudo-legendary cornerstone of Buffalo small press printing, poetry workshops, and at-large local literary production.
KATIE SEHR is a graduate of The Art Institute of Chicago. Her work can be viewed through the Nina Freudenheim Gallery, Buffalo; Dwight Hackett Projects, Santa Fe; or www.katiesehr.com.
LISA JARNOT is the author of four collections of poetry including Night Scenes (Flood Editions, 2008). She currently lives in New York City where she works as a landscape gardener.
DAVID TIRRELL is the author of the chap books The Lion and the Rose and Far From the Towers, as well as the full-length collection The Half-House Poems (Shuffaloff). He is a longtime poet and resident of Buffalo.
NAVA FADER is the author of all the jawing jackdaw (BlazeVox). She is a school librarian.
TED PELTON’s Woodchuck Series now runs to ten stories. He is the author of Malcolm & Jack, among other books, and the director of the small press, Starcherone Books.
CREDITS
Edric Mesmer—Collator
Judith Vasseur—Production
David Cloyd—Web Contenter
Katie Sehr—Cover Image
This issue is underwritten by the generosity of Norma Kassirer. It is also made possible through the kindness of its contributors, the diligence of J. Vasseur, the support of Brian Klemp, and the attentiveness to our every technical whim by Jeff at Rapid Ray’s.
