Michael Donoghue mostly lives in his head, but resides in Vancouver, Canada. His stories have appeared in various anthologies, literary journals and sci-fi magazines. Michael works in healthcare, where he spends much of his time preoccupied with hand washing. He can be found on twitter @mpdonoghue.

Anneliese Schultz, MFA ’77, won the 2013 Enizagam Literary Award in Fiction. Her story, “Child”, was selected by final judge Sarah Shun-lien Bynum, a recent New Yorker ‘20 under 30’, and has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize. In 2012, Anneliese’s stories were also finalists in the Surrey International Writers’ […]

John Life is the pen name for a writer fascinated by returning eagles to Ireland and their struggles to breed while battling wildlife rivals and human predators in a land where their species had been extinct for over one hundred years. He also has a deep interest in alternative lifestyles […]

Conor Corderoy was born in England in 1957. He spent his childhood on Formentera, the smallest of the Balearic Islands. He had no schooling, though he had a governess for four years, who became an alcoholic and disappeared when he was twelve. He spent his teens in Cordoba, southern Spain, […]

I am 47 years old and work in a local ICU in Cape Coral, Florida.  My hobbies include 15-30 mile bicycle rides, night/pre-dawn rides in particular, computer repair, and writing. I am also, embarrassingly enough, a video game junkie.  Fave games include anything Halo, Call Of Duty series, Fallout 3, […]

Keith Wilkinson is an educator, editor and poet and has published work in a number of literary journals and chapbooks and on his blog at http://kwilk.wordpress.com/poetry/. A 2009 chapbook, Winter Gifts, is available from Lipstick Press http://lipstickpoetry.blogspot.ca/, and a 2013 illustrated chapbook, Incubating Poetry: a creative conversation, created in collaboration […]

Rachel May coordinates sustainability education at Syracuse University, running faculty development projects and workshops for students on a wide range of topics. Most recently, she has been teaching a zine-making class called Climatopia, in which students develop imaginary scenarios for real progress on climate change. This story grew out of […]