Poetry -- Karma Tenzing Wangchuk

Karma Tenzing Wangchuk Born South-Central Los Angeles, 1946. College San Diego State. U. S. Army sergeant, Vietnam. War resister during and since. Career in editing, free-lance writing. Moved around a lot: New Mexico, Greece, Mexico, Arizona, northern California, now Port Townsend, Washington. A former buddhist monk. Several small collections of haiku and tanka, the most recent one Frog Stone Buddha and Moon (bottle rockets press, 2013).

Julie A. Dickson

Julie A. Dickson is a member of the Poetry Society of New Hampshire, attending several monthly events and workshops. Her work appears in The Poet's Touchstone, The Avocet Nature Journal, Page & Spine, The Harvard Press and Seacoast Random Acts of Poetry.

George Held

A six-time Pushcart Prize nominee, George Held publishes online and in print, in such places as I-70 REVIEW, PLAINSONGS, NOTRE DAME REVIEW, and CONFRONTATION. His forthcoming book is CULLING: NEW & SELECTED NATURE POEMS (Poets Wear Prada).

Centell T. Jackson

An Alabama native, has been writing poetry and song lyrics since high school, and once placed second place in a poetry writing contest in the 11th. grade. Believing that everyone has a gift, writing is my true gift from God. I write about anything, and everything. I just write! Writing is my  purpose, and my path. I seek to be efficient in all styles of poetry writing, if I had a clue to what all the styles are:). I seek inspiration from any and all things, to include: people, and past memories mostly. 

Alley S. Greymond --- poetry (3 poems)

Alley Greymond previously published under the name Teresa Bachman, where she was seen in several literary journals including Rain City Review, Trestle Creek Review and the short-lived Urban Spelunker .  In the 1990s she served on both the Washington Poets Association and the Red Sky Poetry Theater Boards and graced the stages of Bumbershoot.

Joe Musso --- fiction (two stories)

Joe Musso lives on the east coast. His stories have appeared

in various small press magazines. His book I Was Never Cool

was published by Goldfish Press.

Changming Yuan -- poetry

 Changming Yuan, 7-time Pushcart nominee and author of Chansons of a Chinaman (2009) and Landscaping (2013), grew up in rural China but currently tutors in Vancouver, where he co-publishes Poetry Pacific with Allen Qing Yuan and operates PP Press. With a PhD in English, Yuan has recently been interviewed by [PANK], and had poetry appearing in Best Canadian Poetry (2009; 2012), BestNewPoemsOnline, Exquisite Corpse, London Magazine, Threepenny Review and 769 other literary journals/anthologies across 28 countries. 

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