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Notes on a few of the contributors to
Guts from the Urn: Carroll Dale Short (“Orion,” p. 13) is the author of The Shining Shining Path, The People’s Lawyer, A Writer’s Toolkit, and other books in addition to countless articles. For more on Carroll Dale Short, visit www.writerstoolkit.com. Warren Denney ("Wooden Loveletter," p. 17) has had songs recorded by Hank Williams III (on Curb), Tomi Lunsford (Veracity/Germany) and the mythical Tom House (Catamount). Songs co-written with Lunsford have been compared to the Carter Family's (No Depression and the Nashville Scene, Bill Friskics-Warren) and hailed as fine Southern gothic prose in the Faulknerian tradition by the Washington Post. Poems have appeared in Voices (Williamson Co. Literary Review, Cool Springs Press), among others. Denney has also written features for the Tennessean, Guitar Player Magazine, Bone Music Magazine and several sports publications. Molly Hoekstra (“The Castle,” p.78) is the author of the acclaimed novel Upstream and the editor of Am I Teaching Yet? For more info on Molly Hoekstra, visit www.writingczars.com. David Greenberger (“Ace,” p. 19 & “Goldene’s Photo Album,” p. 21) is the guiding force behind the marvels to be found within the Duplex Planet, a universe that includes magazines, videos, comic books, hardcover books, music CDs, spoken word & music CDs—all of which should be experienced. In addition, he has an impressive resume as a writer and graphic artist. Visit www.duplexplanet.com to learn more. Charles E. Rice (“Someone You Know?” p. 45) is the author of The View from My Ridge. For more info, please visit Canopic Publishing. Rosemarie Crisafi’s (poetry, p. 38-40) poetry has been published in dozens of literary magazines, including Poetic Diversity, Eclectica Magazine, The Surface, Facets, Poetry Super Highway, Wicked Alice Poetry Journal, SubtleTea, Great Works, Red River Review, Millers Pond, 2River View, Nthposition, Rock Salt Plum Poetry Review, Tin Lustre Mobil, Poems Niederngasse, Astropoetica, Ancient Paths, and Caught In the Net. Mary Sue Koeppel (poetry, p. 53-56) is the editor of Kalliope, a journal of women’s literature and art, and the author of the much-lauded In the Library of Silences—Poems of Loss. Her latest book is the much-anticipated Between the Bones, published by Canopic Publishing in April 2005! Utahna Faith (“Midnight Special,” p. 74) has been published in numerous literary magazines, including Exquisite Corpse: a Journal of Letters and Life and Night Train, and she is the flash fiction editor for 3am Magazine. Corey Mesler (“Natalie,” p. 50) has been published in dozens of magazines around the world. His books include Piecework, Chin-Chin in Eden, and Talk. For more about Corey Mesler, visit www.burkesbooks.com. Carver Adams (“Just For A Little Bit,” p. 57 & “Don’t Need Nobody,” p. 62) has been published in several magazines and periodicals, including Dead Mule and Millennium Shift. Doug Hoekstra (“Buddy,” p. 28 & “Uncle Mason,” p. 32) has released numerous well-received CDs. His latest is called Waiting, which is well-worth a listen. He has also published dozens of short stories and essays in various magazines. For an up-to-date rundown on Doug Hoekstra, visit www.doughoekstra.com. Robert Gentry (“Visions,” p. 67) is the author of A College Tells Its Story and Insights into Love and Freedom. His most recent publication, Tips for Collecting Stories, is available through the Canopic Bookstore. For more info on Robert Gentry, visit www.writecorner.com.
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