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Issue X, Volume IV : June 2013
Written Artists
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Marcus Renner - Essays on Art: Introduction & Drama
Marcus Renner is working toward an MFA in playwriting at University of California, Riverside
Kamala Puligandla - Essays on Art: Short Fiction
Kamala Puligandla is a 25-year-old writer of short, somewhat absurd fiction. She is a graduate of Oberlin College
Rachelle Cruz - Essays on Art: Poetry
Rachelle Cruz is from Hayward, California. She is a Kundiman Fellow, a PEN USA Emerging Voices Fellow, and co-founder of MMIX Writers Los Angeles.
Clara Asuncion - Essays on Art: Fantasy Fiction
Clara Asuncion is currently pursuing an MFA in Creative Writing and Writing for the Performing Arts at the University of California, Riverside.
Jason Holmes - Essays on Art: Speculative Fiction
Jason Holmes is from Corona, California and studied creative writing at University of California, Riverside, and before deciding to be a writer he studied architecture.
Tanya Frank - Essays on Art: Memoir
Tanya Frank, a UK writer and teacher, came to Los Angeles in 2001 where she lives with her partner, their two sons, and three rescued creatures.
Sreya Chatterjee - Essays on Art Intern Editor
Sreya Chatterjee is a 2nd Year Ph.D student of English Literature at West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV.
Jackson Petsche - Essays on Art
Jackson Petsche is a PhD student of English at Syracuse University.
Srijan Banerjee - Essays on Art
Srijan Banerjee is a 2nd Year Economics Honours student at Presidency University, Kolkata.
Akshay Govind Dixit - Essays on Art
Akshay Govind Dixit is a 2nd Year Economics Honours student at Presidency University, Kolkata.
David Lopez - Essays on Art
David Lopez is a native of Santa Ana, California and the youngest of four siblings.
MFA Writers of UCR: Essays on Noir - Robin Russin, Guest Editor
Illuminating the Shadows: A Special Section Exploring the Concept of Noir and its Continuing Influence, with preface by Robin Russin.
Jessi Sundell Cramer - So Appealing, So Dangerous, So Lovely to Look At
Jessi Sundell Cramer is a tattoo artist, playwright, screenwriter and such. Her plays have been performed at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC, at the Ruskin Group Theatre in Santa Monica, California, and various points in between.
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- Sara Green - Novel to Film: A Comparison of Double Indemnity and the Maltese Falcon
- Leonid Leonov - Nowhere Darker Than Space
- David Lopez - The Dreamers: A Modern Day Noir
- Alison Minami - Framing and Framed in Les Diaboliques and Laura
- SR Mishler - We All Go A Little Mad Sometimes
- Eric Montgomery - Invisible Noir: Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man as Noir
- Adam Pelavin - Dane Noir
- Chris Perry - Term Life
- Bala Rajasekharuni - The Voyage of Femme Fatale to India
- Eric Shonkwiler - A Darker Shade of Blues: Cowboy Bebop and the Fatalism of Film Noir
- Val Stulman - Femme/s, Film/s, Noir/e: Revisions
- Vicki Barras Tulacro - Mirror as a Fragmentation of Self