A Writer's Bane - Mary June Brown Help Wanted - Erik Smetana Intentions - Jeremy Yingling The Breeze - Michelle Haimoff Virtual Certainty - William J. Brazill Josh K. Stevens The station was quiet until Crazy Walter banged through the door. Walter was a regular, but when he pulled the battered body into the lobby, I knew this was different. "I was murdered," he proclaimed, releasing the guy's collar and extending a finger, "this is the man who killed me." Josh K. Stevens is a midwest native who lives, breathes,
works, and writes on the historic square in Woodstock, IL.
His works have been published in RAGAD, Automiguel,
DecomP, and The Woodstock Independent. He is currently
working on editing his premiere novel, Mint Green
Interlude on Gray, and is working on a short film he
wrote and is starring in, Happy Together, both of which
he hopes to have out in 2007. A Writer's Bane Mary June Brown Rejections poured down on the would-be author. "Thanks, but no thanks," and "You can write! But, sorry--not for us." Time to go into the publishing business, he thought. He approached the bank with his idea. "Thanks, but no thanks," they said. "You can dream! But sorry-not on us." Mary June Brown lives and writes in California, where she and her husband are busy raising two incredibly energetic boys. She is a member of 'B' Street Writers in Marin County and her most recent work is forthcoming in Static Movement and in Wheelhouse Magazine. Her blog is at maryjunebrown.wordpress.com. Help Wanted Erik Smetana Erik Smetana's father was reared near an Arkansas watermelon patch, his mother in Motown. He has been known to scribble things on notepads, in the margins of books, on freshly painted walls, scraps of cardboard and the occasional highway overpass. On rare occasions, his writing has managed to worm its way into otherwise respectable places, some in print, some online. Intentions Jeremy Yingling Jeremy Yingling is a boy, complete with undeniable good looks, charm, and humility. He is pursuing a major in visual communication at Ohio University. Jeremy enjoys words, frisbees, and roads. He is grateful for his family and friends and is aware his writing would be worthless without their inspiration. His musings and works are available at JsYingling.Blogspot
The Breeze Michelle Haimoff Michelle Haimoff has written for numerous New York
guidebooks and is the Executive Editor of The
Panelist. Her first book, Secret New York (Interlink
Books) is due for publication in the Spring of 2007. Virtual Certainty William J. Brazill The Lab performed simulations, examining the catastrophe and arriving at a provable conclusion: had the crew rearranged the deckchairs on the Titanic, the ship would not have sunk. William Brazill lives in Virginia on the banks of the Potomac River,
where he writes fiction and watches the water flow by. His most
recent stories have appeared in Amsterdam Scriptum, Electronic Acorn,
The Barfing Frog, Flashshot, Hack Writers, and A Long Story Short.
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