Michele Berger
Michele Tracy Berger is a professor, a blogger, a creativity expert and a pug-lover. She’s passionate about all of these ways of being in the world and plays with the order that she avidly pursues them. She is associate professor in the Department of Women’s and Gender Studies at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and has several academic books on subjects that range from HIV/AIDS activism to the value of a women’s...
Rachel Bergman
Rachel Bergman is a writer and editor for New Haven Magazine, a blogger whose blog, Blogaholics Anonyblog, is mostly to make fun of her husband and family, and has also written two books and many short stories. She taught Developmental Writing at The University of Bridgeport, a writer’s workshop at The Program for Torture Victims while receiving her MFA in Creative Writing and is running a writer’s workshop at the VA hospital in West...
Ginny Bitting
A three-time veteran of AROHO at Ghost Ranch, Ginny Bitting has always loved both music and the written word. A singer, sailor, mother, and retired teacher, she is currently thrashing out her memoir, Through the Cut, a story of navigation on the water and through the soul. She fell in love with her husband and the sea on a weekend sail to Long Island on his 20-foot boat. Over the next ten years, on bigger boats with their daughter...
Alaina Bixon
Alaina Bixon is a freelance writer, editor and teacher who leads writing workshops and helps clients take their work from first draft to book. She is publishing a client’s book of his grandfather’s journals from WWI, Irish Yankee: An Irish Immigrant’s Journals of Service in the U.S. Military, 1916-1919. She has written essays on pseudoscience, travel, food history, and hippie-era San Francisco gurus. Currently she is writing about her...
Luke Dani Blue
Luke Dani Blue’s short stories have appeared in a variety of digital venues, including Midnight Breakfast, Slush Pile Magazine, Bluestem Magazine and The Tusk, where she is a regular contributor. She has received Honorable Mentions from the Fourteen Hills Michael Rubin Book Award and the Academy of American Poets’ Harold C. Taylor Award. She currently lives in Oakland, CA where she leads private writing workshops and astrologizes...
Art is my taste for freedom. I drown day and day until I pick up my paintbrush once again. So, somehow, I can tell myself that you’re not stuck in this room and that the canvas is the key.
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