Creative Nonfiction
M.E. Griffith is a writer from Long Island. At present, Melanie watches Food Network, sleeps, and otherwise procrastinates
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Gerald Duff has published two collections of poetry, A Ceremony of Light and Calling Collect, and six novels
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David Lincoln is the author of a novel, Mobility Lounge (Spuyten Duyvil, 2005), and the recipient of an Isherwood Foundation Fellowship. He lives in Brooklyn with his wife and son.
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November brings Thanksgiving, a time for Americans to gather with people they see once a year
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Samantha Lamph is currently a graduate student at the University of California, Riverside working towards an MFA in creative writing.
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Kate McCahill is a writer, editor, and visual artist living in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Marcia Trahan is a native Vermonter, a freelance editor, and a semiprofessional patient.
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Applewhite Minyard lives in Southern California in the Palm Springs area and teaches English at College of the Desert.
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Vincent Eaton tells stories with fiction, plays and some personal essays. He is an actor and voice over professional and also makes short videos.
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The weather in October has a way of turning forward and backward in its ironies,
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Gabriela Anaya Valdepeña is a recalcitrant dickmatized writer who can’t hold down a job. She gets by on small prayers to semi-potent gods.
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Mary McFarland, after a courageous battle with type A behavior and prolonged bouts of corporate opportunism, has passed on to a pseudonymous afterlife
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Christopher Allen, a native Tennessean, teaches English in Germany--when he's not traveling. Allen is obsessed with seeing, and perhaps understanding, the world.
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