Sarah Hahn Brooks
Sarah Hahn Brooks is a lesbian writer, a middle school social studies teacher, and a single mother who lives in Boulder. She’s almost finished with her MFA at Naropa University. Her essays and stories have been published in Room, Sinister Wisdom, The Iris Brown Lit Mag, Adoptive Families, The Juneau Empire, notenoughnight, and The New Mexico Mercury. Her one-woman play, “Translation”, was produced at Juneau, Alaska’s Phoenix Theater...
Cindy Lynn Brown
Cindy Lynn Brown (1973) is Danish poet and novelist. She has published five collections of poetry and one novel. The novel is co-written with Anders Vægter Nielsen. She holds a degree in Litterature and creative writing from the University of Southern Denmark. She is translated into English, French and Croatian. In 2013 she received a literary award from the Danish Agricultural-Cultural Foundation. She is the organizer of an...
Laurie Cannady
Laurie Jean Cannady has published an array of articles and essays on poverty in America, community and domestic violence, and women’s issues. She has also spoken against sexual assault in the military at West Point. Her memoir, Crave: Sojourn of a Hungry Soul, will be published November 2015 with Etruscan Press. Dr. Cannady currently resides in Central Pennsylvania with her husband, Chico Cannady, and their three children. She...
Kathryne Carey
Kathryne Carey got writer’s block writing this bio. If that doesn’t speak volumes… Kate is a lost 24 year old trying to figure out what exactly she wants in life. All she knows is she wants a job she doesn’t entirely hate, one that vaguely pays enough bills. Also she wants to write. Even if it never gets published (although that would be the coolest). She wants to mold her eclectic pieces into a whole person. She wants to write...
Ann Carter
Ann Carter lives on a small farm in the Flint Hills of north central Kansas. Her first (and hopefully not last) book, Spiders from Heaven, recounts through journal entries, emails, and poetry the adoption and single parenting of her two daughters. Her favorite writing exercise is blogging a monthly essay. Among many possible future projects, she wants to finish a children’s book featuring Frannie, a girls who dreams of riding a pinto...
This month’s edition of WAVES is dedicated to our creative sisters whose spirits burn for their art while they are in the fight of their lives.
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How is artistic expansion the antidote to our worldly challenges?
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