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Adam Sturtevant
Bonsai
Adam Sturtevant
is a 26-year-old writer and musician living in Brooklyn, New York.
He has played drums for many different artists, has toured in the
U.S., Europe and Japan, and has scored several short and independent
films. He writes novels and short stories in his spare time, and
his fiction was recently published in Decomp Magazine. Bonsai was
originally published in Two Hawks Quarterly (aulapress.com).
G David Schwartz
Eleven Nuggets and a Comment
G. David Schwartz is former
president of Seedhouse, the online interfaith committee. Schwartz is
the author of A Jewish Appraisal of Dialogue. Currently a volunteer
at Drake Hospital in Cincinnati, Schwartz continues to write. His
new book, Midrash and Working Out Of The Book is now in stores.
Elizabeth Anne Hartmann
The King's
Highway and Forgotten Garden
Liz
Hartmann
is a long-time public servant working in the Twin Cities in
Minnesota. She has a background in Psychology and Education, and she
balances her time between raising teenagers, checking in on aging
parents, and enjoying the journey towards retirement; writing helps
to keep her balanced.
Nick Padron
Papa's Bastard Son
Nick
Padron has published over one
hundred musical compositions, including a rock opera based on Carlos
Castaneda's Don Juan series (http://www.diablero.com/). His short
stories have appeared in numerous publications and collections. His
2002 novella, It Tolls For Thee, was rated number one at
Zoetrope All-Story. His novel, The Good Terrorist, is an
Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award finalist. His first novel, Gabriel
Hemingway's The Cuban Scar is available at
www.amazon.com
A. Frank Bower
Rebooting
A. Frank Bower retired from full-time
job as a mental health worker to write and study writing. He work
shopped with Dan Pope, Sari Rosenblatt and Jamie Cat Callan at
Connecticut Wesleyan, but credits Poplar Writers, a local writers
group that took him in, with being far more influential. Carol
Parker, Lynn Wilcox and Geof Fowler have been his harshest critics
and staunchest supporters--along with his wife, Carol. Bower
published two shorts and creative nonfiction in '07 and another of
each in '08, along with a poem. Three magazines have accepted short
stories this year, not counting Sangam. In 2008 the Middletown (CT)
Commission on the Arts awarded Bower a grant to work on a novel,
Midbury.
Randall W. Pretzer
The Most Refreshing Taste in the World
Randall W. Pretzer has been writing
since age 15. He started off writing short stories and then moved to
writing plays and poetry. He got back into short story writing in 2006
and now is primarily a short story writer. He lives in Texas and is
currently working on three short stories.
Anand Mahajan
The Second
Immersion
J
Anand Mahajan
is an engineer from NIT Jamshedpur and has been publishing in technical
and literary lines both. He is author of several literary short stories
like “ A Star Manque”, “ The Shattered World”, The Recluse” etc
published in US based Chowk; as well he has published in Indian
magazines also; some significant publications are “ Sons of The Soil” in
IJPCL, “Superseded” in MuseIndia.
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