Shankar Narayan

by Dean Davis | Oct 19, 2019

Shankar Narayan I am an immigrant, activist, long-distance son, teacher, and person of color living in America. I create voice to tell others’ stories and my own with the integrity and fire they deserve. My day job working to protect the civil liberties of America’s...

Sharie Kelley

by Dean Davis | Oct 19, 2019

Sharie Kelley I attended eighteen public schools and eleven institutions of higher learning, yet, I struggle with verb tenses.  Probably one of the reasons I struggle is because the verb tenses of my Southern upbringing have stuck with me.  Speaking of my Southern...

Susan J. Erickson

by Dean Davis | Jan 13, 2019

Susan J. Erickson Susan J. Erickson admits to “multiple personality syndrome” having assumed the persona of a host of women in her poems in Lauren Bacall Shares a Limousine.  She lives in Bellingham, WA, and helped establish the Sue C. Boynton Poetry Walk and Contest....

Karen Mobley

by Dean Davis | Jan 13, 2019

Karen Mobley Karen Mobley is free range but not a chicken. She earned the Dabbler badge in Girl Scouts has been working at it ever since.  She is a visual artist, poet and arts consultant.   Her work has appeared in numerous anthologies including WA129 (edited by Tod...

Gabby Triana

by Dean Davis | Oct 20, 2019

Gabby Triana Gabby Triana is an undergraduate student at Central Washington University, where she studies English. In her free time, she can be found buried in a book, writing in a journal, or watching Netflix. My poetry Borrowing Frida's Column by Gabby Triana |...