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CHRISTOPHER ROLLASON (M.A., Ph.D.) graduated in English from Cambridge
University, and obtained his doctorate at York University, on Edgar Allan
Poe. He is a former lecturer at Coimbra University, Portugal, and is
currently employed as an international official. He posts frequently on
Usenet on literary and musical subjects and on free speech matters, and is
the co-organiser of the Bob Dylan Critical Corner website
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Oracle/6752/magazine.html,
as well as being a contributor
to the Austrian Dylan (paper) magazine, 'Parking Meter'.
email: rollason54@gmail.com
2. Article. Bob Dylan's "Señor": a
wasteland with no easy answers
13. Article. Poet on Poet..Stephen Scobie on Bob Dylan
A resident of Pacifica, CA. My poems have appeared in Sycamore Review,
Exquisite Corpse, Berkeley Poetry Review, Lungfull!, Mudlark, Pearl,
Pyrowords, Rockhurst Review, Zuzu's Petals, and other publications. I am
editor and publisher of Big Bridge Press and Big Bridge, a webzine of
poetry and everything else:
http://www.bigbridge.org
I am most recently
editor of Overtime, Selected Poems by Philip Whalen due out with Viking
Penguin in 1999.
9. Poem. STRIPTEASE D'ORSAY 1
My name is Roy Samana, I'm a 20 years old student from Bat Yam. I write
mostly short stories and occasionally some poetry. I'm hoping to study
psychology next year in the university.
My works have been translated from Hebrew by me.
14. Prose. Head Banging
14. Poems. Two poems
My poems are Dravidian in tradition and draw largely on landscapes,
philosophy, religion, and customs of South India. I believe that poetry
should emulate music, or aspire towards the condition of music, and I thus
like my poems to resound with the lyric voice of dream and imagination,
such as is evoked in the blissful melodies of Franz Schubert. I love using
rich, vibrant imagery, that is not always rooted in the 'real' world but in
a transitional zone between the real and the wholly imaginary, a fantastic
reality that is at the same time accessible and not accessible. And I deal
with everyday human emotions such as longing, nostalgia, regret, sorrow,
and happiness, nothing too otherwordly.
I teach English Literature at the National University of Malaysia. My
strength lies in the field of post-colonial literatures written in English
and music & literature.
11. Poems. Seven poems
Ann Scorgie.
A selection of her poetry is available.
Robert Sheppard's volumes of poetry, from Stride, include The Flashlight
Sonata (1993), and Empty Diaries (1998), both parts of a long project
Twentieth Century Blues. Far Language (Stride, 1999) collects shorter
articles on poetry and poetics. Editor of the magazine Pages and
co-editor of Floating Capital: new poetry from London. Senior Lecturer
in English and Writing Studies at Edge Hill College of Higher Education.
13. Article. Elsewhere and Everywhere
13. Poems. Four poems
Ann Skea: writer, poetry-lover, surf-watcher, home-keeper for Sam
http://www.zeta.org.au/~annskea/sam1.htm
and others, and sometime
education consultant to international students at universities Down-Under
in the Land of Oz. Ph.D in Eng.Lit, completed only for the love of being
immersed in poetry and because I was fascinated by myth, alchemy, mysticism
and Ted Hughes.
[Ann Skea's fine book
Ted Hughes: The Poetic Quest
was published by University of New England Press in 1994.]
4. Article. Ted Hughes and the British Bardic Tradition
6. Article. A Consideration of Fred Beake's `Plathetic Fallacies'
10. Article. Review of Lyndall Gordon's T.S.Eliot
10. Article. Ted Hughes and Crow
12. Article. Ted Hughes' Memorial Service
14. Article. Fabio Morábito's Toolbox
14. Article. Lire Ted Hughes
15. Article. Philip Sydney: A Double Life
--born in Appalachia--Elizabethton, Tennessee. Attended East
Tennessee State University. I have been widely published in The Laurel
Review, The Lyric, Light: A Quarterly of Light Verse (Chicago), The NY
Times, Reader's Digest and The Bedford Introduction to Literature, St
Martins Press, edited by Michael Meyer, as well as Poetry: An Introduction,
St Martins Press, edited by Michael Meyer)
5. Prose. The Magistrate's Pronouncement
Claire is one quarter Irish, one quarter Welsh, the other half stemming from
the rolling border county of Shropshire. She is married with four children,
and is
now living in Norfolk. She has written a long poem of 14,000 lines invoking
wisdom for the coming Millennium and is currently seeking publication.
12. Poem. POET'S PASSING
My poems have appeared in several magazines and outlets in the UK
including, First Pressings (Faber & Faber),The Interpreter's House, Staple,
Smith's Knoll, Pause, Interactions Magazine (an international poetry
magazine), and Imago at the University of Brisbane, Australia. Both past
and forthcoming publications have been in Winners' Anthologies published as
an outcome of National Poetry Competitions and one of my poems has been
anthologised by The Women's Press. Another is due out in an anthology
produced by the Enitharmon Press. I won the London Writers Competition in
1996.
Until five years ago I taught English in a secondary school for girls but
now give over my time to writing.
Poem. THE CHILDREN ARE WAVING
As a brief bio, my work has seen wide distribution in
journals, reviews and magazines. Recent pieces of mine
have appeared in The Northern Michigan Journal, The
Hollins Critic, Crossconnects and The Fairfield Review.
I serve as managing editor for a publication called
Recursive Angel (address below) and have a published a
collection of verse called "Between Absolutes" by
Menace Publishing of Alexandria, VA. This collection
has seen very positive reviews from The Poet's Edge,
The Washington Square Review and others.
Further, my work has appeared in an anthology of seven
poets called "A Year On The Avenue" published by Two
Dog Press of Deer Isle, Maine, and is available through
any major book distributor. Finally, I am a member
of The Academy Of American Poets, South African Writer's
Council (SAWC) and The Oxford Poetry Society.
Recursive Angel: http://www.recursiveangel.com
6. Poems. Five poems
Keston Sutherland (born 1976) lives in Cambridge, Mass. (USA). He
occasionally runs Barque Press and has published several pamphlets, most
recently Hate's Clitoris and Other Poems, Girls At Trusion
and At The
Motel Partial Opportunity. The piece 'DREAM OF A BETTER WAY LAID' is
extracted from public e-mail correspondence.
6. Poem. DREAM OF A BETTER WAY LAID
Doug Tanoury grew up in Detroit and still lives in the area with his
wife and three children.
Doug has been published in Writer's Digest, Ego Flights Alura Quarterly
and A Year On The Avenue (Two Dog Press). Online he has been
published by The Pittsburgh Quarterly, Poetry Magazine,
Agnieszka's Dowry, Recursive Angel, The Free Zone and others.
The greatest influence on Doug and his work was the 7th grade poetry
anthology used in Sister Debra's English class: Reflections On A Gift Of
Watermelon Pickle And Other Modern Verse, Stephen Dunning,
Edward Lueders and Hugh Smith, (c)1966 by Scott Foresman & Company.
6. Poems. Three poems
David Taub is a columnist, freelance writer/journalist, and poet. Born in
England he currently lives and writes in Umatilla, Florida with the
Hollywood movie-writer (retired), author and poet k.t.Frankovich.
His poetry and various magazine articles have been published both in
England and North America. He is an editorial board member of Writers'
Forum and also overseas columnist for the magazine. As well as overseas
columnist for Poetry Now magazine and Internet Poetry magazine. He also
periodically freelances. He was appointed as `Consultant Editor' to
UNKNOWN Magazine, February 1998. His
website shows all
his information. David Taub can be contacted by email at
UKpoet@aol.com
9. Article. The Many Worlds of Poetry
Mary Palmer.
A selection of her poetry is available.
Duncan Tweedale.
A selection of his poetry is available.
Kenneth Wolman lives with a 4-year-old spayed female cat named Pushkin (a
true case of gender confusion, but she IS only a cat) in splendor worthy of
La Boheme, in a garret overlooking the rooftops of Lyndhurst, New Jersey.
Each morning he commutes to his technical writing job in New York where he
works to support not only his cat but also an ex-wife in splendor worthy of
a cat. You may see a sampling of his work called Poetry From The
Meadowlands (along with a beguiling photograph taken by the love of his
life) at
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Gallery/1649.
4. Poem. WOLMA, POLAND: 1655
5. Poem. How Jake Handles Divorce
7. Poem. LORCA'S NEW YORK TEACHING CAREER
Harriet Zinnes has published seven collections of poetry, two short
story
volumes (Lover; The Radiant Absurdity of Desire), a book of art
criticism (Ezra Pound and the Visual Arts), translations of Jacques
Prevert (Blood
and Feathers: Selected Poems), and poems, stories, articles and
reviews
in such periodicals as Agni, American Poetry Review. Chelsea,
Confrontation, Denver Quarterly, The Nation, New Letters, New York Times
Book Review, Parnassus, Philadelphia Inquirer, Poetry, Washington Post
Book World, etc. She is Professor Emerita of English at Queens
College
of the City University of New York.
14. Article. "I Feel I'm In A Slingshot"
14. Poems. Three poems