Poets

Chad Redden currently lives in Indianapolis, Indiana where he attends IUPUI. His work has been appeared in SixSentences, Fiore, Biannicle, and [sic].

S.J. Fowler is a postgraduate student in philosophy at the University of London. He works for the British Museum and has published poetry in Poetry Monthly International, Cadaverine, Pomegranate and others. He currently lives in London and is editor of the Contemporary Poets series for 3am magazine.

Max Clark is a musician from Minneapolis, MN. He is a graduate student at Augsburg College studying Education. He spent the last few years touring the country performing music and quitting day jobs. He also have published entries in Holy People of the World: A Cross-cultural Encyclopedia.

Hal Sirowitz is the former poet laureate of Queens, New York. He felt like Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz when his position ran out. His work previously appeared in issue seven.

Paul Mullen is twenty–seven years old, and lives in Southport, a mysterious sea–side town just north of Liverpool. He is a working musician with a particular interest in the narrative poem. In recent years he has become obsessed with winter.

Mark Navarro is originally from Adrian, Michigan. He is a junior at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, where he studies English, Creative Writing, and Latin. His work has previously been published in Xylem, Fortnight, and on ShampooPoetry.com.

Javaad Alipoor is a musician and philosophy student from Bradford, currently experimenting with poetry, theatre and visual art.

Ian Chung is a Singaporean studying in the UK. His poems have appeared in ,but, a Singaporean student anthology edited by Cyril Wong, Graphic Poetry, an international anthology initiated by British design group Wig-01, as well as the Quarterly Literary Review Singapore.