Teresa Kennedy is the author of more than 30 books in a wide range of interests. Ex Voto is part of a collection of stories entitled An Unwilling Grace that is currently under consideration by a number of publishers. Here work has recently appeared online and in print in The Danforth Review, The Red Dirt Review, BorderSenses, The Country and Abroad and elsewhere.
Nouri Gana was born and educated in Tunisia; he lived and studied in Canada and now lives and works in the United States. He prefers to see himself in part as an amateur poet and fiction writer. He published poetry and fiction in Postcolonial Text, EnterText, Tingis Magazine, and Global Comment.
Nouri Gana
Department of Humanities
University of Michigan-Dearborn
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Michael Rotenberg-Schwartz is an Assistant Professor of English at New Jersey City University. He won a Hopwood Award in poetry at the University of Michigan in 1996 and was a semi-finalist for the 92nd Street Y’s “Discovery”/The Nation Poetry competition in 2001.
Toronto-born Evan Jones lives in Manchester, England. His poems and translations of Modern Greek poetry have appeared in journals in Canada, the US, and England; his first collection, Nothing Fell Today But Rain (Fitzhenry & Whiteside), was published in 2003.