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A WATER TREATMENT by Susan Pashman Susan Pashman is the author of the novel, The Speed of Light, published in 1997, and of numerous short pieces that have appeared in such journals as The Texas Review, The Portland Review, Dan River Anthology and Burning Word. She lives in Sag Harbor, New York, where she continues her career as a professor of Philosophy. She holds a law degree from Brooklyn Law School and an M.A. in Landscape Aesthetics from The University of Wales. She is currently at work on a memoir of a philosopher's quest for the Sabbath, and is revising her second novel.
LAST KISS BEFORE CUSTOMS by Adele M. Annesi Adele Annesi is an award-winning writer whose work has appeared in 34th Parallel, The Fairfield Review, Hotmetalpress, Marco Polo Quarterly, Miranda Literary Magazine, The Pittsburgh Quarterly, Southern Literary Review, Tertulia Magazine and Trillium. She has contributed to The Circle and Pyramid, and her short fiction appeared in an anthology for Fairfield University. Her "After the Sunflowers" essay is part of Press Pause Moments: Essays About Life Transitions by Women Writers. Adele won Poetic Voices of America's editor's choice award, and teaches editing workshops for various venues. She is working on a novel and a series of short stories set in Italy.
MR. JERKINS by Meg Pokrass Meg Pokrass is the author of Damn Sure Right from Press 53, and serves as managing editor for BLIP Magazine (formerly Mississippi Review) and before that, as an editor for SmokeLong Quarterly. Her stories, poems, and flash fiction animations have appeared in nearly one hundred online and print publications. Meg lives with her small family and seven animals in San Francisco, website at www.megpokrass.com. | ||||
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