Poetry
Claire Bateman
P.K. Harmon
Mark Hillinghouse
Steve Kowit
David Memmott
Elisabeth Murawski
Rita Signorelli-Pappas
Lars Rasmussen
Susan Tekulve
William Zander

Fiction
Duff Brenna
Barbara Froman
Greg Herriges
Liam Mac Sheóinín
Thomas McCarthy
Susan O'Neill
Gladys Swan
Lars Rasmussen
Timothy Schell
Per Šmidl
Donna Stein
Susan Tekulve

Memoir
Supriya Bhatnagar
Roberta Bienvenu
Angela Graziano
Steve Heller
Richard Reiss
Carole Garibaldi Rogers
Anthology
The Book of Worst
   Meals

The Girl with Red Hair
Winter Tales:
   Men Write about    Aging

Winter Tales II:
   Women on the Art    of Aging

Current Events
The Meeting with Evil:
   Inge Genefke's Fight
   against Torture
   

Ideas
H.L. Hix,
Made Priceless:
   A Few Things Money
   Can't Buy

Photography
Mark Hillringhouse
Craft of Fiction
Peter Selgin














News of Our Authors and Editors


Thomas E. Kennedy's novel, Kerrigan in Copenhagen, will be published in the US by Bloomsbury in June 2013, with a UK release to follow.

Duff Brenna's short story collection, Minnesota Memoirs, was both the first prize winner in the short story-fiction category and the Second Place Grand Prize Winner for fiction books entered in the 2013 Next Generation Indie Book Awards.

Walter Cummins' short story collection, The Lost Ones, was published in 2012 by Del Sol Press. Another collection, Habitat: Stories of Bent Realism, will be released in 2013.

Susan Tekulve's novel, In the Garden of Stone, Winner of the South Carolina First Novel Prize, was published by Hub City Press. Reviews are excellent: "Tekulve's descriptions of the hard, cold, dirty coal camp life, above and below ground, are masterful ... (Her) great gift is to live in the hearts of her characters ... Lyrical, haunting fiction."—Kirkus, starred review; "Beautifully written and absorbing.""—Library Journal, "Spring Pick, 2013"

Elisabeth Murawski is the winner of the 2010 May Swenson Poetry Award Series. Her collection Zobra's Daughter, which received the prize, was published by The Utah State University Press. "The Other Son," a poem from In-patients, was a Verse Daily selection.

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