Emily Wallis Hughes
Emily Wallis Hughes is a poet, teacher, and backpacker from Agua Caliente, California. Her poems have been published inGigantic Magazine, Sacramento News & Review, and by Ad Lumen Press. She holds an M.A. in Creative Writing from UC Davis, and teaches English at American River College. Emily currently lives in Davis, California, and enjoys taking trips to explore the Sierra Nevada, the Lost Coast, and Point...
Michelle Wing
Raised in Montana, Michelle Wing is a writer and poet who spent much of her adult life in the urban settings of Seattle, Osaka, Kyoto and San Francisco, but now lives in the country in northern California with her partner Sabrina, her faithful dog Ripley, and a houseful of other animals. She has been published in the Gay & Lesbian Review, Sinister Wisdom, and Vintage Voices, and works as the senior staff writer for a community...
Barbara Ann Yoder
Barbara Ann Yoder has worked as a writer and editor for more than thirty years. Since the early 1990s she has led many writing workshops and groups for women and is now completing work on a book for women who write—a guide to overcoming self-censorship that taps the power of myths, tales, memoirs, and dreams. Her first book was The Recovery Resource Book.Barbara has served as executive director of the New Hampshire Writers’ Project,...
Adina Zerwig
Originally from California, Adina Zerwig lives in Lake Tapps, Washington with her husband and toddler. She writes fiction and is currently working on a YA novel called The Wild Bird Child. When she’s not writing, she is chasing after her German Shepherd puppy, Charlie, and her fifteen-month-old son, Atticus, who just recently learned how to walk and, very recently, learned to climb. Adina has a B.A. in Journalism from California State...
Judith Zukerman
Judith Zukerman, Chicago native and long-time Madison, Wisconsin resident has recent work in Jewish Women’s Literary Annual Volume 9, N.Y.C., May 30, 2013, Midwest Prairie Review, April 2013, Wisconsin Poets Calendars 2013 and 2014, and Agora, vol. 2 & 3. Earlier work is in Grey Sparrow on line and in print and in Drash and Amsterdam Days, a journey through poetry. Music, sculpture, dance and being enriched by living with...
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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