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The Staff:
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Steve Luttrell
Founder and Publishing Editor
Steve was born and continues to live in Portland,
Maine. He is a graduate of Franklin Pierce
College and is the author of ten books of poetry.
His latest title, Twelve
Moons, Twelve Poems,
is currently available. Click here to see a
schedule of open readings.
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Wayne Atherton
Senior Art Editor
Wayne was born in Massachusetts, moved to Maine
in 1978 and stayed. He makes visual art, poems,
reads a lot and hikes a lot. His most recent book
of poetry, humanimal, is available through the
author.
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Roger Dutton
Production & Design
Roger has been designing and creating The Cafe
Review book format from fragments of paper for
the past eight years. His motto: "The Cafe Review
is bound to happen." Nine years ago he created
and has since been performing Mr.
Mojo Risin' -- A Performance of the Poetry of Jim Morrison.
Helping carve a legacy of truth for a person he
considers one of the greatest poets of all time
has been a consummate life passion by an incalculable
exponent.
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Karen Douglass
Associate Editor
kdouglas@thecafereview.com
poet & wordsmith, nurse, horsewoman, Mainer, often
lost in the universe, puzzled by life.
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Stacey Chase
Associate Editor
schase@thecafereview.com
Stacey Chase had been slugging it out as a newspaper
reporter and freelance magazine writer for nearly
20 years. (Her inner poet doesn't
like to appear in public much.) Chase's
work has appeared in The Boston
Globe Magazine, Down East, Green Mountains Review,
Poets & Writers,
Puerto del Sol, Vermont Life, Yankee, and many
other publications. She relocated to Maine in 2003
so her beloved Maine Coon could cavort with others
of the same ilk.
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Bruce Spang
Review Editor
Bruce is a former administrator, clergyman, and counselor, he teaches Creative Writing and American Literature at Scarborough High School in Scarborough, Maine. He lives in Falmouth, Maine with his partner and son. Bruce has two books of poems published, one with Moonpiepress.com called To the Promised Land Grocery (March, 2008), one with Snowdrift Press, called The Knot. He is looking for poets/writers who would like to be contributing reviewers for Café Review. Please send him copies of your work and short bio
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Michael Macklin
Reviews Editor
mmacklin@thecafereview.com
Michael is often covered with words or sawdust.
He hopes to find the hearts of as many poems as
possible before he has to clean the shop again.
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Katie Benedict
Web Master
kbenedict@thecafereview.com
Katie has lived in Portland for most of the past
nine years. She's a graduate of Maine College
of Art and ever since then has worked as a graphic
designer. She creates poetry with pictures instead of words.
www.katiebenedict.com
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