
Type A B + is an effulgently burning literary beacon! Lubna Alyousfi is a college student who loves to write and is intrigued by the way words play a melody all on their own. She first realized her gift and passion at age 14 and has since written countless poems and essays. {with several small press publication credits to date/ he constructs some of the most/ wonderfully twisted writing without all the rules./ thought provoking & brutally honest./ sometimes erotic or even down right dirty. all of the time real./ -- this describes Sean C. Bowen's writes on the everyday thoughts/ that course through the human animal. urban writing of the highest/ calibre, full of nasty fibre and calories; skeletal and street level/ like the best velvet underground or lou reed./ www.myspace.com/yeskone}
Ken Broadway tends more towards the horror side
of things. He is a 43 year old Master
Sergeant in the Colorado Air Guard who has been in and around the military most
of his life, spending fifteen of his sixteen total years of service in
Germany. He lives with his fiancée
Jeanie, also a writer -- and he writes for MileHive.com, an experiment in
citizen journalism, where according to the editor, he is the resident
philosopher. Bob Lambrecht much resembles his novel excerpt, a work in progress -- the opening of a vast trilogy, whispered into his ear by the Princess of a Kingdom which endured, then fell, forever lost through inadvertence. Chris Major lives in Staffs, England. His poetry appears in many print and online magazines. Free for download, his e-chap 'Concrete & calligram', appears at www.whyvandalism.com. Art Martori dropped out of newspaper journalism to enter the fabulous world of office monkey-dom, and to work on the opus of fiction which will bring him all the fame and fortune he's damn well owed. He remains optimistic and hopeful. David McLean was born in Wales in 1960 though he has lived in Sweden since 1987. He has been published in or accepted by In between hangovers, Decanto, The Journal, Poetry Monthly, Poetic Hours, The Poetry Church, Istanbul Literature Review, Night Train, Brave Little Poem of the Day, Poetry Repairs, and Conceit Magazine (among others). Christopher Mulrooney has written poems and translations in Plankton, The Tusculum Review, and Beeswax, and criticism in Blue Fifth Review and Small Press Review. Misti Rainwater-Lites has two chapbooks available through
Kendra Steiner Editions, George Shrewsbury is the author of a novel, 'Three Days Old', a full-length monologue play/screenplay, 'The Lost Soldier', and is currently at work on a collection of stories called 'A Crooked Line'. Felino Soriano, from California, is a Case
Manager working with developmentally disabled adults. He is also a
philosophy student. His chapbook "Exhibits Require Understanding Open
Eyes" was published by Trainwreck Press, 2008. His poetry appears at
BlazeVOX, Otoliths, Hecale, Ygdrasil, Clockwise Cat, and elsewhere. Visit
www.felinosoriano.com
for a complete Ray Succre currently lives on the southern Oregon coast with his wife and baby son. He has been published in Aesthetica, BlazeVOX, and Pank, as well as in numerous others across as many countries. His novel 'Tatterdemalion' (Cauliay Publishing) is forthcoming in early 2008. He tries hard. John Sweeney is from Denver, CO. He currently lives in Arizona where he works and raises 2 kids. He’s a 22 year old single dad who has been writing unprofessionally for 8 years. Andrew Taylor is a Liverpool (UK) based poet and co-editor of erbacce poetry journal. He has been published in journals such as Zygote in my coffee, Silenced Press, Unquiet Desperation and The Binturong Review. He has had 4 collections published to-date and is completing a PhD in poetry and poetics. (www.andrewtaylorpoetry.com) (www.erbacce.com) Paul Lambrecht is the editor of Type A B +. He graduated in 2003 with a AB in English from Harvard University, and received a certificate in Screenwriting from Emerson College in 2006. One of his short stories has been featured in the online litmag Defenestration. |