Galway Review 8 - April 2020

and premiered at Jordan Hall in 2008. For many years, Mavro
Diamond has taught writing courses in Boston area colleges
and high schools. She currently teaches English at Boston
Latin School.
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Katacha Díaz is a Peruvian American writer. Wanderlust
and love of travel have taken her all over the world to gather
material for her stories. Her poetry and prose has been
published internationally in literary journals, print and online
magazines, and anthologies. Her most recent credits are:
Ethos Literary Journal, The Pangolin Review, Sleet, The
Galway Review, Voice of Eve, Muddy River Poetry Review,
Harvests of New Millennium, Poppy Road Review. She lives
and writes up in her perch in a quaint little historic town at the
mouth of the Columbia River in the Pacific Northwest, USA.
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Heider Broisler was born in Brazil. He is forty-eight years
old. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration
and Legal Science. He grew up and lives in Sao Jose do Rio
Preto, Sao Paulo, where he owns a Legal Consulting
Company for Market Development Construction Companies.
He wrote two screenplays (unproduced); wrote a novella,
drama romance, “Julia” (that portrays the tenuous distance
between happiness and suffering); several poems, among
them: “Smiling” (dark thoughts camouflaged behind a simple
smile) and “Autumn” (the burial of the wife who loved
autumn), both published in two literary magazines.
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P.W. Bridgman writes from Vancouver. His selection of
poems, entitled A Lamb, was published by Ekstasis Editions
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