is a professional librarian and genealogist who has practiced creative writing since making her home in Maine 15 years ago.  She devotes a great deal of time to both reading and writing prose and poetry.  Social history is a major theme that runs through her work, and she loves to trace regional words and their development.  Sanderling is a member of the Maine Poets Society.

received his bachelor’s degree from Syracuse University and his master’s degree from the University of Washington.  He co – founded Intermedia Press, which published four books of his poetry.  A winner of the Whiffin Prize for poetry, Rappaport is a member of the Squaw Valley Community of Writers.  His work has appeared or is forthcoming in The Cincinnati Review, Poetry Northwest, The Cape Rock, Juked, Quiddity, and other journals.  He lives in Vancouver, British Columbia.

has published poems in Artword Quarterly, Verse and Universe — Poems About Science & Mathematics, Margie, 5am, Hawai‘i Pacific Review, Dogwood, South Loop Review, Controlled Burn, Sistersong: Women Across Cultures, and many other journals.  A chapbook collection of her poems, A Few Spells, will be published by Finishing Line Press later this year.  She lives in Norfolk, Virginia.

is the author of a chapbook, Sex, Death, and Baseball (Moon Pie Press, 2004), subjects he considers “the three greatest subjects of poetry.”  Inclusion Press of Toronto, Canada, recently published a full – length collection about his work with adults with developmental disabilities, If You’re Happy and You Know It Clap Your Hand.  Moreau lives in Wayne, Maine, and listens to the Red Sox on the radio nearly every day during baseball season.