Summer 2000, Volume 4, Number 3, Contributors


David Uhlich ("Conquering Everest") is 29 years old and currently resides in Sacramento, California. You can visit his website at http://home.earthlink.net/~duhlich/		Thomas Heisler ("Canned") is a 37 year old writer from Chicago. He lives with his family and Siberian Husky, Raskolnikov, or "Kolny," and plans to return to graduate school in the near future. "Canned" is his first published work of fiction.
Robert Burdette Sweet ("A Severed Tree") is Professor Emeritus of English at California State University and author of novels and short stories, including Blood Warm, a soon to be published novel about his travels around the island of Grenada in the 1950s. He also authored Writing Towards Wisdom: The Writer as Shaman, a comprehensive guide to creating great poetry, short stories and novels.		Joseph Lisowski ("City Lights", "Birthdays", "Long Distance") was Professor of English at the University of the Virgin Islands from 1986-1996 and is now teaching at Mercyhurst College North East along the shores of Lake Erie. Recent work appears in Stirring, Niederngasse, A Writer's Choice, Wired Art for Wired Hearts, New Works Review, 2 River View, Free Zone Quarterly, Born Magazine, among others. These poems are taken from his full length collection, *STASHU KAPINSKI GETS LUCKY. He is now poetry editor for New Works Review* (http://www.new-works.org).