Creators

Deborah Gorlin

is the author of three books of poems, Bodily Course, White Pine Poetry Press Prize, 1997; Life of the Garment, winner of the 2014 May Sarton New Hampshire Poetry Prize; and […]

Francisco Goya

(1746-1828)His political engagement, social satire, daringly modern technique at times anticipates Impressionism and Expressionism, and above all his fascination with the macabre, make him the most engaging of Spanish painters. […]

Arlo Z Graves 

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Zven lives in a salvaged shack in the middle of the woods and enjoys hiking at night, weird rocks, and ocarinas. They’re not so good at small talk but exceptional […]

John Grey

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John Grey is an Australian poet, US resident. Recently published in Sin Fronteras, Dalhousie Review and Qwerty with work upcoming in Plainsongs, Willard and Maple and Connecticut River Review.

Meryl Gross

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has been studying the tarot with great intensity for the past forty-five minutes. She is not now, nor has she ever been, a mayoral candidate, a seamstress, or a winner […]

Forsythia Groundhogg-Robin

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lives in sexy, deadly New Brunswick, NJ, and has puttered under various noms de plume: e m dash, Helena Handbasket, Edwin Winfred Chapman III, Mad Sweeney, and others long forgotten. […]

Jill Hammer

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Jill Hammer is a celebrated author, scholar, rabbi, ritualist, poet, and dreamworker.  The Moonstone Covenant is her first work of fantasy fiction., and may be purchased from the publisher  or […]

James Hanna

is a retired probation officer and a former fiction editor. His work has appeared in over thirty journals, including Sixfold, Crack the Spine, and The Literary Review. James is also […]

Heinrich Heine

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Germany’s wittiest poet, whose genius oscillated between lyrical rapture and self mockery. Though he referred to Aristophanes as “my real father,” he was actually more like Euripides with a sense […]

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