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József Bíró (And
another thing...)
was born on May 19, 1951 / BUDAPEST / HUNGARY, poet – writer – visual artist
and performer. Organizational memberships: Hungarian Alliance of
Writers/ Art Foundation of Hungarian Republic / Belletrist
Association /
Nine Dragon Heads International Artist Group - ( South – Korea ) /
etc .
published works - ( books ) :
SPACE PERCEPTION – ( 1986 )
VENUS’S FLAY – TRAP – ( 1989 )
TRISMUS – ( THREE BOOKS TOGETHER ) – (
1997 )
TRAKTA – ( 63 mini( ature ) – proses )
– ( 2003 )
ASIA – ( 21 poems ) – ( 2005
)
MIRRORBONFIRE – ( 55 poems ) – (
2006 )
SELF ACTING – ( - continuous oppositions /
102 visual poems - ) – ( 2007 )
KADO – ( 36 haiku ) – ( 2007
)
DEATH OF MY DEATH – ( EIGHT BOOKS TOGETHER ) –
( 2008 )
MUKKEUM SI – ( 81 haiku ) – (
2009 )
SMALLIMPORTANT – ( in memoriam to his poetfriend GÁSPÁR
NAGY ) – ( 2012 )
BACKSTAGE – ( 2 poems and 1 essay ) – (
2012 )
WELCOME – ( 108 haiku ) – (
2013 )
QUABEL – ( visual poems ) ( REDFOXPRESS
– IRELAND ( 2014 )
MINAMOSOGNO – ( mini( ature ) – opera – [ libretto
] ) – ( 2014 )
CONTEXT – ( mini( ature ) – opera – [ libretto
] and attendant poems ) – ( 2014 )
STROMATOLITE – ( FIVE BOOKS TOGETHER ) –
( 2014 )
Creative works :
9 individual exhibitions
more than 700 group exhibitions around the world
more than 90 single ( live ) – performances
around the world performart.br34@gmail.com
Janet
Buck (featured
poet) is a seven-time Pushcart
Nominee and the author of three full-length collections of poetry. Her work has
won numerous literary awards. Janet’s most recent work is scheduled for
publication in forthcoming issues of Offcourse, Mistfit Magazine, Antiphon,
Boston Poetry Magazine, PoetryBay, and other journals worldwide. buckj45@live.com
Rachel Davis (art)
was born in Snow Hill in Eastern North Carolina and earned an undergraduate degree in art at Winthrop University in Rock Hill South Carolina. She married, had two sons and a daughter and lived in the Domincan Republic for ten years before coming home to return to university. At East Carolina University, she later earned a graduate degree in Art and taught school at Fort Bragg for 21 years before taking early retirement to paint full time in 1994.
Rachel has worked professionally in both theater stage design and as a muralist doing a total of twelve sets for Bordeaux Dinner Theater, Charlotte Blume Dance Theater, Circa Theater and Gilbert Theater,
and producing murals in both Fayetteville and Miami.
She has had over forty shows in North Carolina including Fayetteville, Wilmington, Raleigh, Pinehearst
and some work exhibited in Florida Galleries. At present she is an ongoing contributing artist and member of Cape Fear Studios.
She has been awarded an Emerging Artist grant in the 1995-1996 art season to produce a series of screens in view of her prestige as both a scenic designer and muralist.
racheldavis13@hotmail.com
Vernon
Frazer
(poetry)
Vernon Frazer’s most recent books of poetry include T(exto)-V(isual) Poetry
and Unsettled Music. Enigmatic Ink has published Frazer’s new novel, Field
Reporting. Frazer’s web site is http://www.vernonfrazer.net. Bellicose
Warbling, the blog that updates his web page, can be read at http://bellicosewarbling.blogspot.com/,
His work, including the longpoem IMPROVISATIONS,may also be viewed at Scribd.com.
In addition to writing poetry and fiction, Frazer also performs his poetry,
incorporating text and recitation with animation and musical accompaniment on
YouTube. Frazer is married.
John Grey
(poetry)
is an Australian poet, US resident.
Recently published in New Plains Review, Mudfish and Spindrift
with work upcoming in South Carolina Review, Gargoyle, Sanskrit and Louisiana
Literature. JGrey10233@aol.com
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Duane Locke (poetry,
art and photography), PH.
D, lives hermetically in Tampa, Florida near anhinga, gallinules, raccoons,
alligators. Has had published 6,971 different poems, none self-published
or paid to be published. This includes 33 books of poems.
His latest book publications are DUANE LOCKE, THE FIRST DECADE, 1968-1978 (First
11 books—Order from publisher Bitter Oleander Press or AMAZON---YANG CHU’S
POEMS,
Order from AMAZON---TERRESTRIAL ILLUMINATIONS, FIRST SELECTION, from
FOWLPOX PRESS.
Forthcoming 2015: VISIONS from KIND OF HURRICANE PRESS. Nov. 2015:
TERRESTRIAL ILLUMINATIONS, SECOND SELECTION (Sorties) from Hidden Clearing Books
100’S of his poems can be found by clicking Duane Locke on GOOGLE.
He is a photographer of Surphotos and Nature. Has had 545 photos
published,
Some as book covers. A book of 40 of his surphotos has been
published by BLAZE VOX,
POETIC IMPRINTS, RESPONSES TO THE ART OF DUANE LOCKE, by Connie Stadler and
Felino Soraino.
His paintings have been described in Gary Monroe’s EXTRAORDINARY
INTERPRETITONS,
Published by University of Florida Press, and are in many private collections
and museums.
He is a student of philosophy—favorites: Martin Heidegger, Maurice
Merleau-Ponty,
Jacques Lacan, Jacques Derrida, Gilles Deleuze. lockeduane@gmail.com
Neila Mezynski (poetry)is
a one time dancer/choreographer now a painter/writer, and has fiction and poetry published
and forthcoming on Rumble,
Word Riot , Snow Monkey, Apt, Mud Luscious, Zygote In My Coffee and
many more. neilamezynski@sbcglobal.net
Milt Montague
(prose)
is a New Yorker, except for travel on business or fun and a stint in World War
ll. After seventeen years as a senior auditor at Hunter College, he was
turned on to the world of poetry. Until now my poems have been for himself,
close friends, and family, who have encouraged him to spread his wings and soar.
22 of his poems have been accepted by 9 magazines in the last year and a half.
memontagues@gmail.com
James
B. Nicola (poetry) With
his first collection of poetry, Manhattan Plaza, James B. Nicola follows poets
Frank O’Hara and Stanley Kunitz and humorist Robert Benchley as a New York
author originally from Worcester, Massachusetts. James has been widely published
in periodicals including The Southwest and Atlanta Reviews and has won
several poetry awards and nominations. A Yale grad and stage director by
profession, his book Playing the Audience won a Choice award. Also a composer,
lyricist, and playwright, his children’s musical Chimes: A Christmas Vaudeville
premiered in Fairbanks, Alaska—with Santa Claus in attendance on opening
night. sites.google.com/site/jamesbnicola.
By the way, review copies of Manhattan Plaza are available (for either you or a
colleague, as I note that Ken*Again does not post reviews). There are two nice
notices at sites.google.com/site/jamesbnicola/manhattan-plaza.
Quentin Poulsen
(prose) is
a former journalist from Wellington, New Zealand, teaching in Spain, though
currently on extended vacation in Turkey. He studied literature at Doane
College in Nebraska and won a share of the university's literary award in
1993. He is now seeking a publisher for his short novel. quentinpoulsen@yahoo.com.au
Pam Reese (poetry)
is an assistant professor at Indiana University-Purdue University Ft. Wayne. In
addition to academic writing she writes poems and has co-authored six cozy
mystery books with her husband Joe Reese. The Nina Bannister mystery series is
published by Cozy Cat Press and e-versions are available on Amazon through
Kindle. preese409@gmail.com
John
Richmond (prose) has
appeared in Black & White, SNReview, The Round, The Potomac, Syndic
Literary Journal, Ygdrasil (Canada), Slow Trains, Forge Journal, and
many others. jrichmondnyc@gmail.com
Iolanda
Scripca (poetry)
lived in Eastern Europe for the first 20
years of her life, in a loving family. Her mom was a teacher and high
school principal and her dad a published writer, poet and TV producer. An
unforgettable moment was her collaboration with her Dad in the translation and
adaptation of a children's book by the Bulgarian author Leda Mileva. She is a
graduate of Foreign Languages and Literatures from the University of Bucharest.
Nowadays she enjoys Southern California and possesses a CA Teaching Credential.
Ms. Scripca publishes in several Romanian-American Newspapers both in Romanian
and English. Lava of My Soul, a collection of her poems and
essays, was published in 2009. www.scripca.com
Diane Webster
(poetry)
enjoys the challenge of picturing images into words to fit her poems. If
she can envision her poem, she can write what she sees and her readers can
visualize her ideas. That's the excitement of writing. Her work has appeared in
"The Hurricane Review," "Eunoia Review," "Illya's
Honey," and other literary magazines
diaweb@hotmail.com