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Number 8 "Spew"

Contributors

We are cups, constantly and quietly being filled. The trick is, knowing how to tip ourselves over and let the beautiful stuff out. Ray Bradury

Joseph R. Trombatore	Joseph R. Trombatore's early work appeared in Travois - (Anthology of Texas Poets) 1976, Sunsprout. Recent works have been accepted in Lily Literary Review, Curbside Review, & Pyramid.
R.T. Castleberry	R.T. Castleberry is an editor, writer, wit, is co-editor of Curbside Review (www.curbsidereview.org). His work has been published in Right Hand Pointing, Borderlands, Caveat Lector, Pacific Review and many other magazines.
John Grey	John Grey is an Australian born poet, playwright, musician.  His latest book is What Else Is There (Main Street Rag). His work has recently appeared in Terminus, Eclipse, and Hidden Oak.  He is a regular contributor to Right Hand Pointing.
Helen Losse	Helen Losse is a poet, free lance writer, and Poetry Co-Editor of The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature.  She has recent poetry publications or acceptances in Mastodon Dentist, Subtle Tea, Facets: A Literary Magazine,  Tacenda, TimBookTu,  Blink, Domicile, Alba: A Journal of Short Poetry, The Pedestal Magazine,  Sacramento Poetry, Art, and Music, Spillway Review, Adagio Verse Quarterly, Poets Against the War, Voices in Wartime, anthologies in the UK, and a micro-chapbook, Absolution, in the POEMS-FOR-ALL Series from 24th Street Irregular Press. Her chapbook, Gathering the Broken Pieces, is available through FootHills Publishing. Her work has appeared previously in Right Hand Pointing.
Howie Good	Howie Good, a journalism professor at SUNY New Paltz, is the author of the poetry chapbook, Death of the Frog Prince (FootHills Publishing, 2004). His poems have appeared in numerous journals and e-zines, including 2River View, Stirring, Lily, Plum Ruby Review, Wilmington Blues, and Rose & Thorn.
Justin Allen	Justin Allen was born in Bakersfield, California in 1979.  After dropping out of high school, Allen lived in various American towns holding down jobs as a janitor, dishwasher, factory worker, grape picker, cook, telemarketer, and data entry clerk, among other positions. He has been self-publishing ‘zines and chapbooks since 1999, and has had writing published in a handful of other obscure spots in Xerox and online. His writing appears regularly in the Sacramento News & Review. He lives in Sacramento, and in addition to writing, creates video and sound art.
John N. Tieman	John N. Tieman was born on a farm in Vermont. He touched electric fences like lovers, and talked to the animals. Years later, h was in New Jersey. He grew up with an intense fondness for drawing, painting, and music - to the point of being percieved as lazy or care-free.  He is returning to college this fall to pursue a teaching career and so we wish him every success.
Rebecca Goldthwaite	Rebecca Goldthwaite lives in Albany, NY and is currently finishing up an M.A. in Public Communications. She loves writing in many genres, but her day job is as production editor with a publishing company, producing books for other authors. This is her first published creative work. "Brubby" is dedicated to her brother, who “will always be special to [her], but for none of the reasons one might assume.”
C L Bledsoe	CL Bledsoe is an editor for Ghoti Magazine. www.ghotimag.com He has work in Nimrod, Thunder Sandwich, Margie, Natural Bridge, and Diner, among other places.
Karen D. Mitchell	Karen D. Mitchell lives in Indianapolis, Indiana.  She is a wife, mother, cat lover, legal secretary, English major and poet.  Karen’s poetry has appeared in genesis, Jake Magazine and Open Minds Quarterly.  She is the author of one chapbook, Thanatology of Moths.
Sue Miller	As a kid, Sue Miller spent a lot of time reading by flashlight under the blankets. Now she wears glasses. Her work has appeared/is forthcoming in Gin Bender Poetry Review, Green Tricycle, The Harrow, Naked Ukulele, NFG, Prose Toad, Salome Magazine, Story Garden 5, swankwrting.com's 83 Words, Tryst, VerbSap, and Whistling Shade. She lives in Connecticut with 3 cats, 2 dogs, and an assortment of goldfish.
Sean Adams	Sean Adams's poetry and prose have appeared on his desk, his floor and many of the other surfaces in his home in Pine Plains, New York or his dorm room at Bennington College, where he is currently studying acting, creative writing, and happiness.
Daniel N. Richter	Daniel N. Richter is a retired Undersecretary of Agriculture currently residing alternately in Nova Scotia and Malvern, Arkansas.  He says his art is produced during complex behavioral sequences he experiences during sleep.  He has recently been indicted for thought fraud.

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