Cutting Scenes - The Fine Line

Poetry Journal, Measure, Little Patuxent Review, SmokeLong
Quarterly, Caper Literary Journal, and Gargoyle.
Karen Douglass writes poems, novels, a blog, and grocery lists.
She lives in Colorado with three dogs, one cat, an old car and
her family. You can visit her at KD’s Bookblog
[kdsbookblog.blogspot.com] or you can go to Colorado.
Brian Alan Ellis lives in Gainesville, Florida. His fiction has
appeared or is forthcoming in Skive, Zygote in my Coffee,
Thieves Jargon (as Brian Rentchek), Corduroy Mtn., The Big
Stupid Review, Dogzplot, The Splinter Generation, Flashquake,
Underground Voices, Midnight in Hell (as Alan Shivers),
Glossolalia, Conte, Fiction Fix, and G Twenty Two. He wishes you
a fine day.
Gary Glauber is a poet, fiction writer, teacher, and music
journalist. He knows that each ensuing day is a transition of
sorts, an opportunity too. His poems will be forthcoming in The
Compass Rose, Front Porch Review, Kitchen, and StepAway
Magazine.
Richard Glowacki lives in the Seattle, WA area and teaches high
school English. Some of his poems have been published in
magazines such as Great River Review and English Journal.
Caroline Hagood is a poet and professor of literature and
creative writing. She has written on arts and culture for The
Guardian, Salon, and the Huffington Post. Her poetry has
appeared in Shooting the Rat (Hanging Loose Press), Movin'
(Orchard Books), Angelic Dynamo, Ginosko, and Manhattan
Chronicles. She's always looking for adventure, the perfect
slice of pizza.
Ciara Harris is a 23 year-old student earning her second degree.
Engaged in books from a young age, she completed her first work
of 400 handwritten pages in 6th grade. Since then inspiration
has struck in many forms, flash fiction being one.
William D. Hicks is a writer who lives in Chicago, Illinois by
himself (any offers?). Contrary to popular belief, he is not
related to the famous comedian Bill Hicks (though he’s just as
funny in his own right). His writing has appeared in other
journals such as Highland Park Poetry Muse Gallery and Outburst
Magazine, The Legendary.
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