ISSUES | Contributing Authors

Liz Rosenberg’s first book of poems, The Fire Music, won the Agnes Starrett Prize.

John Miller has had stories in Crosscurrents, North Dakota Quarterly and elsewhere. [1994]

Jonathan Fink is an associate professor and the director of Creative Writing at the University of West Florida, where he also edits Panhandler Magazine.  His poems and essays have appeared or are forthcoming in Poetry,…    read more

Davis McCombs studied English and American literature with an emphasis in creative writing at Harvard. He is the author of the book Ultima Thule.

Richard Powers has published eight novels, including Three Farmers on Their Way to a Dance, The Gold Bug Variations, Galatea 2.2, Gain, Plowing the Dark, and The Time of Our…    read more

Jeffrey Hammond, who teaches at St. Mary’s College of Maryland, has won a Pushcart Prize and Shenandoah’s Carter Prize for Essay. His most recent books are The American Puritan Elegy:…    read more

Diza Sauers has published in various magazines and is a recipient of an Arizona Commission for the Arts Fellowship. [1994]

Robert King is a professor emeritus from the Univeristy of North Dakota. He has published work in Poetry, Atlanta Review, and South Dakota Review. [2002]

Glenn W. Erickson is currently living in Brazil. [1993]

Jason Gray is the author of Adam & Eve Go to the Zoo, winner of the 2003 National Chapbook Prize from Dream Horse Press. His poems have appeared in Poetry, Threepenny Review,…    read more