is a writer, translator, and filmmaker. He is the author of twenty-three full length books. His translation of Nanni Balestrini’s Blackout (Commune Editions, 2017) received a Publisher’s Weekly starred review. Recent books include, a […]
is the author of Windsound, Ladies: Retold Tales of Goddesses and Heroines, The Boy who Saved the Stars (a children’s book, and bodybuilding articles for Flex and Muscle and Fitness. […]
is a reformed communication consultant for the tech industry. Originally from NYC, she grew up in a theatrical family attending plays she was far too young to see. Now she […]
(1943-2018) Alma Mater of the Berkeley street poetry scene was a woman who accessorized with animal bones and jewelry that incorporating big fake eyeballs. That was good enough for us, […]
(1877-1909) and Englishwoman who wrote her poetry in French, Vivien was the lesbian Baudelaire. Her remarkably candid and intensely decadent verse was forgotten when Modernism dominated literature. She was the […]
is a Georgia-based writer who writes and publishes both fiction and creative nonfiction with a focus on social justice and environmental issues. His stories and essays have been published in […]
(1856 – 1910, ) – a 19th–20th century Russian painter who worked in many media, including painting, graphics, decorative sculpture, and set design. After a long involvement in Church art and […]
Diane Wald is a poet and novelist who has published five chapbooks, four full-length poetry collections, three novels, and numerous poems in literary journals. Her new novel, The Bayrose Files, […]
is a cat enthusiast from the east coast of Australia who loves fern gardens and long dresses. She writes short and novel-length speculative fiction and urban fantasy that span from […]