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Brandi Abele lives and works in Vancouver, B.C. She is a parttime
student at ECIAD and is currently exploring art though the forms
photography and dance.
Chelsea Crooks is a Geography student at Simon Fraser University.
She is currently sleeping with one of the editors of Memewar.
Ryan Flowers is an artist, musician and postman that gives it 100%
in a musical group called in medias res. He is currently investigating the
next evolution of humanity. He is also in search of a wife.
Neal Kansay is originally from the Okanagan. He has done sketch
comedy, written fiction, authored essays and chopped mushrooms.
Jim Knipfel is the author of “Slackjaw,” “The Buzzing,” and some
other books, too. He is presently in search of gainful employment.
Amanda C. Lee has travelled to and from the Middle East for the
past five years. She collects master’s degrees with the longest possible
titles. She hopes to continue her work examining the reproductive and
sexual health behaviours of young people and is open to researching
regions with shorter names.
Andrew Lee is one bad mother fucker. He studies English and Art
& Culture at Simon Fraser University. He has a pet tortoise, a motorcycle,
and a girlfriend. Andrew also has aspirations to change the world
by playing music in the punk rock outfit in medias res. www.imr.ca
Lip Served by:
Erin Millar makes her home in the gaybourhood of Toronto,
though her heart lives in Vancouver. She got her start in publishing as
the editor of the Cap Courier at Capilano College and is now the president
of the Canadian University Press. Although her bachelor degree
is in jazz music, Erin freelances when she can, is a columnist for Canadian
Dimension magazine, and enjoys spicy salami and a good strong
cheese.
Matt Rader is the author of Miraculous Hours, a book of poems.
He lives in Eugene, Oregon with his wife and daughter.
Jordan Somers is Ninjoetry –he was Valentino The Robot and
very shortly he will return to just himself. A tad boring perhaps, a tad
bruised, but not down for the count –just yet.
Dr. David Suzuki is a scientist, broadcaster, author, and chair of
the David Suzuki Foundation. He is an officer of the Order of Canada
and a recipient of UNESCO’s Kalinga Prize for science, the United
Nations Environment Program medal, and Global 500. Dr. Suzuki is
Professor Emeritus at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver
and holds 14 honorary degrees from universities around the world.
Dr. Suzuki lives with his wife, Dr. Tara Cullis, and family in Vancouver,
BC.
Rob Taylor lives in Port Moody and recently released a chapbook,
Splattered Earth. You can buy a copy and read a bunch more free poems
at rollofnickels.blogspot.com.
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