Susan E. King
Susan E. King is an artist and writer who is known for her artist’s books. She was part of the Feminist Studio Workshop at the Woman’s Building, and studio director of the Women’s Graphic Center there. She teaches workshops around the country and publishes through her Paradise Press imprint. She recently moved from Los Angeles to rural Kentucky, to be closer to her roots. Her work can be seen online...
Jan La Roche
Jan LaRoche is a poet and artist whose recent book 25 Years, Poems & Drawings, (Tide Mill Press 2007), was co-authored with her husband as a tribute to their enduring, collaborative marriage. It contains twenty-five of Jan’s poems mixed with twenty-five of his gestural drawings. Jan has also been published in Oberon (2005), Mobius (2008), and in the anthology, Paumanok: Poems and Pictures of Long Island (2009) where several of her...
Caroline LeBlanc
Caroline LeBlanc left a thirty year career in psychotherapy in 2006 to create art and write. In 2011 she received her MFA in Creative Writing from Spalding University. Her poetry and essays have been published in the US and abroad. Smokey Ink and a Touch of Honeysuckle, her first chapbook, was published in 2010. She is currently working on a poem series about the Acadian Deportation Saga and the 19th – 20th century...
Nikki Loftin
Nikki Loftin writes in the Texas Hill Country, surrounded by dogs, chickens, and small boys. She studied fiction writing at the University of Texas at Austin (MA, ’98), and her work has been included inFront Range Review, Boy’s Life, and Skirtmagazine. She also writes humorous/dark middle-grade novels which are represented by Suzie Townsend at Fineprint Literary.www.nikkiloftin.com. Desert Delight Contributor.
Christina Lovin
Christina Lovin is the author of What We Burned for Warmth and Little Fires. A two-time Pushcart nominee and multi-award winner, her writing has appeared in numerous journals and anthologies. Southern Women Writers named Lovin 2007 Emerging Poet. Having served as Writer-in-Residence at Devil’s Tower National Monument and the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest in Central Oregon, in 2010, she served as inaugural Writer-in-Residence at...
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.
Nina Salvadoré
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