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Eudaimonia
Poetry Review
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| Jason Barber lives, works, and writes in Denver, Colorado. He earned an undergraduate degree from Hampshire College and a graduate degree from Catholic University. Jason enjoys reading as much as writing and thinks a library would be a wonderful place to live. |
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| John J. Conley is the Francis J. Knott Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University Maryland. Recent monographs include Adoration and Annihilation: The Convent Philosophy of Port-Royal (University of Notre Dame Press, 2009). Recently produced plays include Docent (Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, 2009), Runcible (Run-of-the-Mill Theater, 2010), and Song of Songs (Magis Theatre, 2010). He has published poetry in Windfall, Jewelweed, Reflect, and Loch Raven Review. |
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| Alex Damov is 28 years old and resides in Bellevue, WA. |
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| Russell Evatt has an MFA from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He currently lives in Krakow, Poland where he studies the Polish language. His work has appeared in Iron Horse Literary Review, PANK, Specs Journal, The Louisville Review, and Blue Earth Review, among others. |
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| Joseph Farley edited Axe Factory for 23 years. My books include For The Birds, Suckers and The True Color of You. An e-book, Longing For The Mother Tongue, appeared on the July-August 2009 website for Sketchbook. |
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John Grey: Australian born poet, US resident since late seventies. Works as
financial systems analyst. Recently published in Slant, Briar Cliff Review and Albatross with work upcoming in Poetry East, Cape Rock and REAL. |
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Heather Hughes is a Miami-native who strayed too far north. Her work has appeared in Cream City Review, Driftwood Review, Innisfree Poetry Journal, Grain, Stirring, Saw Palm, and Prick of the Spindle. She curates the Imagined Therefore Limitless Readers' Series, practices a lot of yoga, and fantasizes about living in Spain. She would like to sleep in a lighthouse. |
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Vivekanand Jha is a poet and research scholar from India. His poems have appeared in Pagan Imagination, P & W (Poetry and Writing), Danse Macabre, Vox Poetica, Writing Raw, Whisper on line publication, Tribal Soul Kitchen, Winamop, Literature, Mother Bird, Retort Magazine, Kalinga Times, Holy Rose Review, Munyori Poetry Journal, A Flutter Poetry Journal, and Taylor: Prose & Poetry. |
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| Peycho Kanev's work has been published in Welter, The Catalonian Review, The Arava Review, Nerve Cowboy, Chiron Review, Tonopah Review, Mad Swirl, Southern Ocean Review, The Houston Literary Review and many others. He is nominated for Pushcart Award and lives in Chicago. His new collaborative collection "r", containing poetry by him and Felino Soriano, as well as photography from Duane Locke and Edward Wells II is now available at Amazon.com. |
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Eli Richardson doesn't believe everything he thinks. That's smart. His poems have appeared in Blood Lotus, Denver Syntax, Thieves Jargon, & Frigg. Eli's Gord received a Pushcart Prize nomination from Floating Bridge Press. Eli's novel Make Me about adventures of the 3rd sex will be published in 2011. He can be reached at elirichardson@gmail.com. |
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Yermiyahu Ahron Taub is the author of two volumes of poetry, The Insatiable Psalm (Hershey, Pa.: Wind River Press, 2005) and What Stillness Illuminated/Vos shtilkayt hot baloykhtn (West Lafayette, Ind.: Parlor Press, 2008; Free Verse Editions series). His Yiddish and English language poems, one of which was nominated for a Pushcart Prize, have appeared in numerous publications, including Dark Lady Poetry, Eclectica Magazine, Flutter Poetry Journal, Loch Raven Review, Prairie Schooner, Praxilla, |
The South Carolina Review, and the bi-lingual anthology Step by Step: Contemporary Yiddish Poetry/Trot bay trot: haynttsaytike Yidishe poezye (Verbarium/Quodlibet, 2009). He was honored by the Museum of Jewish Heritage as one of New York’s best emerging Jewish artists. Visit his web site at http://www.yataub.net. Photo credit Ken Giese. |
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