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Volume 2, Number 4 ~ April 1996 ~ Contributors

Jane Armstrong, a graduate of USM's Center for Writers, teaches in the creative writing program at Northern Arizona University. Her work has appeared in The North American Review, Apalachee Quarterly, Sun Dog, The Southeast Review, and Beloit Fiction Journal.

John Biguenet's work is forthcoming or has appeared recently in such journals as The Southern Review, The Greensboro Review, Confrontation, Exquisite Corpse, Witness, Boulevard, The Georgia Review, The North American Review, and Ploughshares. His book The Craft of Translation was published by The University of Chicago Press; a second, Theories of Translation, was recently released. An earlier book, Foreign Fictions, was published by Random House. His radio play The Vulgar Soul will be produced this year by Westdeutscher Rundfunk, Germany's largest radio network.

Jamaica Kincaid is author of At the Bottom of the River, Annie John, and A Small Place, among others. She was born in St. John's Antigua.

Dinty W. Moore (dwm7@psuvm.psu.edu) has had stories published in The Georgia Review, The Southern Review, The Iowa Review and elsewhere. He is the author of The Emperor's Virtual Clothes: The Naked Truth About Internet Culture (Algonqin Books) and is at work on a second book exploring Buddhism in the American Heartland.

Ben Neihart grew up in Florida and Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He was educated at Johns Hopkins and The Center for Writers at The University of Southern Mississippi. His stories have appeared in The New Yorker and elsewhere. "Iquoi" is from his first novel Hey, Joe-- just published by Simon & Schuster.

Lynne Butler Oaks has been published in The Quarterly, The Missouri Review, Fiction International, Story Quarterly, and elsewhere.

Joyce Carol Oates

David Sobieski is a Polish kid from Cleveland who joined the Air Force to see the world and got stuck in Grand Forks Air Force Base, North Dakota for four years. After getting out he thumbed his way to St. Paul. He is now an overnight parking supervisor at the UofM and is finishing his degree in Adult Education. His poetry has appeared in Writer's Block and Prarie Margins.

Allan Vorda is the author of Face to Face: Interviews With Contemporary Novelists (Rice University Press) and Psychedelic Psounds: Interviews from A to Z with ‘60s Psychedelic and Garage Bands (Borderline Productions, England).

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