Issue 42 - Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art
Issue 42 - Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art
Issue 42 - Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art
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The New Yorker, TriQuarterly, Bomb, <strong>and</strong> on<br />
NPR's "All Things Considered."<br />
Hamilton Walters' (a.k.a. Saw Takkaw)<br />
"on the ground" human rights reports <strong>and</strong><br />
photographs have been published by<br />
Burmanews.net. Dictatorwatch.org, Karen<br />
Human Rights Group (KHRG), <strong>and</strong> Burma<br />
Human Rights Yearbook. They've also been<br />
featured in Benedict Rogers' AL<strong>and</strong> Without<br />
Evil: Stopping the Genocide <strong>of</strong> Burma's Karen<br />
People. His poems <strong>and</strong> photographs have been<br />
published by The Dilettanti, Marr's Field<br />
<strong>Journal</strong>, <strong>and</strong> the Colere. He currently lives <strong>and</strong><br />
works on the Thai-Burma border.<br />
Joe Wenderoth grew up in Baltimore.<br />
Wesleyan University Press published his first<br />
two books <strong>of</strong> poems, Disfortune (1995) <strong>and</strong> It Is<br />
If I Speak (2000). His other works include<br />
Letters To Wendy's (Verse Press, 2000), The<br />
Holy Spirit <strong>of</strong> Life: Essays Written For John<br />
Ashcr<strong>of</strong>t's Secret Self <strong>and</strong> Agony: AProposal<br />
(forthcoming, 2007). He teaches English at the<br />
University <strong>of</strong> California, Davis, where he lives<br />
with his wife <strong>and</strong> daughter.<br />
Mary Zoo grew up in California <strong>and</strong> holds<br />
degrees from the University <strong>of</strong> California, Los<br />
Angeles <strong>and</strong> the University <strong>of</strong> Iowa Writers'<br />
Workshop. She is the Book Review Editor for<br />
Electronic Poetry Review. She lives <strong>and</strong> works in<br />
Oakl<strong>and</strong>, California. II<br />
CONTEST<br />
II II<br />
2006<br />
judges include:<br />
• Amy Hempel, fiction<br />
• Katha Pollitt, nonfiction<br />
• Karen Volkman, poetry<br />
First-place winners for each genre will<br />
receive $500 <strong>and</strong> publication<br />
<strong>of</strong> their entries in <strong>Issue</strong> 43.<br />
(Runners-up will also be considered for publication.)<br />
The entry fee is $12 <strong>and</strong> our contest<br />
deadline is December 3t 2005.<br />
For submission gUidelines, check out our<br />
current issue or our web site at:<br />
www.columbia.adu/cu/arts/journal.<br />
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