Jocelyn Cullity
Jocelyn Cullity is the recipient of a Writers’ Reserve grant from the Ontario Arts Council for her novel-in-progress set in 1857 India. She has published short stories, creative nonfiction (which includes a documentary film), and feminist scholarship. Her most recent story, “Mutiny,” published by Blackbird, received a nomination for the 2012 Pushcart Prize. She holds a PhD in Creative Writing (Fiction) from Florida State University...
Jenny Douglas
Jenny Douglas is a Brooklyn-based writer, artist, mom, meditator and event curator who’s passionate about the sweet spot where ideas and spirit meet. A former television and radio producer, she is the author of “Culture Clash: Notes on a Tokyo Prom,” (which appeared in the 2008 anthology The Time of My Life, published by Doubleday), a co-creator or Karmatube.org, and the founder and host of “Sit/Still,” monthly meditation evenings...
Kat Duff
Kat Duff is the author of The Alchemy of Illness. Her essays have appeared in Parabola Magazine, The Taos Review and Ink and Ashes. She makes her living as a counselor and a child forensic interviewer in northern New Mexico. She is currently at work on a book about sleep and loves to hear from people about their experiences with sleep.
Liz Falvey
Growing up on the water immersed me in nature, imagination and solitude-a barefoot loner cycling between autonomy and connection. Following, always following my heart led to a collage of careers exploring passion in its various guises. I began with coaching, then photojournalism. Exploring human being through interviews, research and reporting proved intriguing but far too remote. Fear and fascination eventually drew me to graduate...
Betsy Fogelman Tighe
Betsy Fogelman Tighe has poems published in over a dozen literary magazines, including The Seneca Review, the Louisville Review, and TriQuarterly 74, for which she received a nomination for the Pushcart Prize. She was the third place winner of the Oregon State Poetry Association New Poets Prize in 2010 and was the winner of the first Recoursos/Discovery Award, 1995. She has received an NEH Institute Grant and Florida Humanities...
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