Contributors

                C o n t r i b u t o r s

A.g. Synclair is the editor and publisher of The Montucky Review. He doesn't have an MFA in anything. His work has been published in numerous online and print publications. He lives, writes, and otherwise collaborates in southwestern Montana with his significant other, the artist and poet Heather Brager.

Dale Patterson lives in Indiana. He has a Masters in Art Education from Indiana University and a thirty nine year teaching career. Dale is now retired and divides his time between the visual arts and writing. Some of Dale’s recent poetry will be appearing in a forthcoming issue of Main Street Rag and the Noir issue of Black Heart Magazine.

David Tomaloff is a writer, photographer, musician, and all around bad influence. His work has appeared in fine publications such as Mud Luscious, >kill author, Thunderclap!, Prick of the Spindle, elimae, and many more. He is the author of the chapbooks, EXIT STRATEGIES (Gold Wake Press) and MESCAL NON-PALINDROME CINEMA (Ten Pages Press). He resides in the form of ones and zeros at: davidtomaloff.com

Doug Mathewson is Editor of Blink-Ink, a publication of Full of Crow Press and Distribution. He lives in Connecticut.

Howie Good no longer requires any introduction.  He will guest edit RHP issue 44.

Jen Besemer “misuses” text, processes and products to create camouflaged or hybrid forms, commenting on the entrenched systems of contemporary life and the unresolved contradictions they generate. Recent work appears/will appear in Jellyroll, PANK, Otoliths, REM Magazine, ARTIFICE,  Sentence and e-ratio. Visit www.jenbesemer.com for Jen's blog and other goodies!

Kenneth P. Gurney's poems have appeared in previous issues of RHP. He lives in Albuquerque, NM, USA.

Len Kuntz has had work previously in RHP and has also been a contributor to Left Hand Waving.

Mary Cresswell is from Los Angeles; she now lives in New Zealand and is very much aware of her citizenship in the Pacific. Her third book of poems, Trace Fossils, was published in March, 2011 (www.steeleroberts.co.nz). 

Mike Finley used to live along Vermont Avenue, just out of Hollywood. He lives in St. Paul now, and has a cool page of downloads at http://issuu.com/mike_finley

Rachel Walker is a southern California native with a passion for polygraphs. If she were not a writer (and if the air tasted better) she would be a breatharian. Chocoholism runs in her family. More answers to questions you have not asked can be found on her blog: www.spinnertop.blogspot.com.

Thomas Hawk maintains an photography blog at Thomas Hawk Digital Collection.  RHP has been featuring a lot of his work lately.

Tina Barry is an M.F.A. student in creative writing, and has published short stories and poems in Elimae, Fractured West, and several other literary magazines. Right now, she'd like to be anywhere but Brooklyn. A beach with a gin and tonic sounds about right. 

Tom Lavelle grew up in Pittsburgh, but lives far away from there now. He writes when he can, drinks when he can (and then a little bit more), works when he has to, but not always hard.

Tyler Conaty recently graduated from the Alabama School of Fine Arts, where he wrote lots of his poems.  He hopes to spend the next four years bumming around on a beach & he actually likes seagulls, whether or not they live up to his grandparents' expectations.

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