Contributors: Winter 2005 - 2006
Richard Burgin is the founding
editor of the nationally renowned, Boulevard Magazine, and
the author of The Identity Club: New and Selected Short Stories
and Songs.
Al Gury is Chair of the
Painting Department of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in
Philadelphia, awarded the National Medal of Arts for
Distinguished Service to the Arts in America, the only art
school to be so honored. He received his BA in fine arts and
humanities from Saint Louis University, a Certificate of Art
from PAFA, and an MFA from the University of Delaware. He is a
recipient of the Cresson Traveling Fellowship. He is
represented by F.A.N. Gallery in Philadelphia.
He writes for American Artists and is working on a book about painting technique.
His paintings have been exhibited, among
other places at the National Academy of Design, Philadelphia
Museum of Art, National Capitol in Washington D.C.,
Washington and Lee University, the University of
Pennsylvania and the Painted Bride Art Center in
Philadelphia.
He writes for American Artists and is working on a book about painting technique.
Randall Brown is a
fiction editor with SmokeLong Quarterly, an MFA
in Writing candidate at Vermont College, a recipient of
a 2004 Pushcart nomination, and a three-time winner of
Zoetrope Workshop's Top Story. Sixty or so pieces
have appeared or are forthcoming in a number of
publications such as Timber Creek Review, The
Iconoclast, Ink Pot, The MacGuffin, Philadelphia
Stories, and Del Sol Review.
Kay Sexton
is an Associate Editor for Night Train
journal and a Jerry Jazz Fiction Award
winner with columns at
www.moondance.org
and
www.therundown.co.uk. Her
website
www.charybdis.freeserve.co.uk
gives details of her current and forthcoming
publications. Her current focus is ‘Green
Thought in an Urban Shade’ a collaboration with
the painter Fion Gunn to explore and celebrate
the parks and urban spaces of Beijing, Dublin,
London and Paris in
words and images.
Gwendolyn Joyce
Mintz is a fiction writer and
poet. She raises turtles and children in
the New Mexico desert. Visit her blog at
gwennotes.blogspot.com.
Fion Gunn is a gallery artist with David Curzon Gallery, Wimbledon and has shown at the Affordable Art Fair in London. She also shows with "Regard sur Objets", Monmartre, Paris and will be showing at the Grand Foire d'Art Contemporain at la Bastille in May 2005, Artspace 2005 in Henley-on-Thames, the Wine Gallery in Chelsea and with the London Arts Cafe in Hoxton over the next few months. Examples of her work can be viewed at Illustrationworks.com. She can be contacted at fiongunn@hotmail.com.