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Marc Blatte
A native New Yorker, born and raised in the Bronx, Marc Blatte is a Grammy Award nominated songwriter/producer who has worked in the forefront of the New York music scene for over thirty-five years. He also co-founded a hip-hop record label and lived to tell the tale. More
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Alida Brill
Alida Brill is a feminist social critic. She has written and spoken on such diverse topics as medical and sexual privacy, the ethics surrounding the right to die, the role of gender during periods of economic transition, intolerance and prejudice... More
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Edward Butscher
Edward Butscher is a highly regarded poet and critic whose works have appeared in numerous literary journals and publications, including The Saturday Review of Literature, Georgia Review, Newsday, and the American Book Review. More
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Bill Carter
A native Californian, is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, photographer and journalist. He has worked a variety of jobs from commercial fisherman, news cameraman and adobe bricklayer, and is the director of the documentary film, MISS SARAJEVO. He is the author of the books...More
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Mark Christensen
Mark Christensen, a native of Oregon, is a journalist and author of several books, both fiction and non-fiction. His published works include THE SWEEPS: Behind the Scenes of Network TV, BUILD THE PERFECT BEAST, and most recently THE SO-CAL SPEED SHOP, winner of the Dean Bachelor ... More
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Jose Dalisay
Jose Dalisay is director of the Institute of Creative Writing at the University of the Philippines and the author of more than 20 books: short story collections, plays, and essays. More
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Katherine Dunn
KATHERINE DUNN has written about and reported on the sport of boxing since 1981. Her prize-winning boxing journalism has appeared in many publications from The Ring and KO Magazine to Vogue, Esquire and Playboy. Her column, Punch Lines, ran weekly in the Skanner Newspaper in Portland... More
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Todd Grimson
Todd Grimson was born in 1952 in Seattle and moved to Portland, Oregon at an early age. At the age of 22, having gone through all kinds of dead-end employment, Grimson took a civil service exam and ended up working at the VA Hospital in its surgical intensive care unit, which he found highly educational. He went on to work nightshift in the emergency room at... More
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Michael Lockshin
Michael Lockshin, M.D. is one of the world's leading experts in the long-term care of chronically ill patients. He is the Director of the Barbara Volcker Center for Women and Rheumatic Disease at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City and a professor of medicine... More
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Yehuda Nir
Yehuda Nir is an associate professor of psychiatry at Cornell University Medical Center, and holds a private practice with his wife, therapist Bonnie Masline. Together, they have co-authored a book, PATTERNS OF HEARTBREAK: How to Stop Finding Mr. Wrong. Nir is the father of three sons and a daughter and is a regular speaker and lecturer on the Holocaust. More
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Johan Steyn
Johan Steyn has worked and traveled extensively across Africa, and currently lives in Botswana as a surgeon in a remote rural clinic. He is a passionate aviator, mountaineer, nature photographer, and artist as well as documentary filmmaker. FATHER MICHAEL'S LOTTERY is his first novel. More
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Steve Slagle
Author Steve Slagle is a world-renowned saxophonist, composer and arranger who has worked with Carla Bley, Mingus Big Band, Joe Lovano, Ray Barretto, Milton Nascimento and Lionel Hampton to name a few. An educator as well, Steve Slagle is a member of the faculty at the Manhattan School of Music, and lives in New York City with his wife and daughters.More
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