McBain, Alison
Alison McBain is an award-winning author with more than sixty short works published, including prose/poetry in Litro, FLAPPERHOUSE, The Gunpowder Review and The Airgonaut. She is the Book Reviews Editor for the magazine Bewildering Stories. In her spare time, she blogs about local author events and interviews writers at http://www.alisonmcbain.com/. McCabe Johnson, Jill
I received the 2009 Paula Jones Gardiner Award in Poetry from Floating Bridge Press, was nominated for a Pushcart last fall, and was a finalist in the 2010 quarrtsiluni chapbook contest. I earned my MFA at the Rainier Writing Workshop at Pacific Lutheran University, and am currently pursuing a PhD in English with a concentration in creative writing at the University of Nebraska. McCartney, Jane
McClintock, Kimberly
Kimberly McClintock?s poetry has been anthologized in Write, I See (2014), a publication of the Art Student?s League of Denver, Joys of the Table: An Anthology of Poems on Food and Eating (2015), and has appeared or is forthcoming in Literary Orphans, Apeiron Review, Kindred Magazine, Glassworks, Bird?s Thumb and Chattahoochee Review, among others. She received an MFA from the Warren Wilson MFA Program for Writers, and was the 2009 recipient of the Larry Levis Post-Graduate Fellowship. A native McClune, Kimberly
Originally from upstate New York I have made homes in New England and Colorado. Based out of north Denver, I have found a solace in poetry that has surpassed other favorite pastimes, such as dance and music. The beauty of the Colorado landscape, my loving family, and a deep faith are wonderful inspirations for my poetry. In late Summer 2010, a poem formed while I watched a gorgeous sunrise. I have been writing steadily since then and enjoying every moment. McCormack, Molly
Molly McCormack is an artist, poet, teacher and musician. She recently published her song SILENT WOODS as an illustrated chapbook. Molly is the managing editor of A NARROW FELLOW Journal of Poetry.
McCourt, Erin
Erin McCourt lives in Philadelphia, PA where she is finishing up her Masters at UPenn. She's secretly a fiction writer. McDade, Thomas M.
Thomas M. McDade resides in Fredericksburg, VA, previously CT & RI. rnHe is a graduate of Fairfield University, Fairfield, CT. McDade is twice a U.S. Navy Veteran serving ashore at the Fleet Anti-Air Warfare Training Center, Virginia Beach, VA. At sea aboard the USS Mullinnix (DD-944) and USS Miller (DE/FF 1091).rn McDonald, Cayla
Cayla McDonald is a wanderer, a dreamer, and a believer. She is a creative. After graduating from Florida State University with a Master's Degree in 2014, she proceeded to explore the circus arts--something she has found great peace in. While at FSU, Cayla won the George M. Harper Award for Outstanding Critical Writing. Her work has appeared in Tallahassee Woman Magazine, the FSView & Florida Flambeau, and Drunk Monkeys.
McDonald, Philip
I was published by Poetry Quarterly. McDonough-Hintz, Susan
Poet's Bio: Susan McDonough-Hintz is a web QA analyst for the Massachusetts Medical Society. Her poems have been published in Gemini, Fortunates, Message in a Bottle, The Camel Saloon, and the Routledge anthology, Queer & Catholic. They are forthcoming in the Raleigh Review. Originally from the Jersey Shore area, she now lives in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. McGinnis, Laura
Laura is a retired project manager who has discovered the writer within. Her work has been published in Poetry Quarterly, Drabble, and Clever magazine, and can be seen at mrswoonsocket.wordpress.com.
McIntyre, Katherine
Katherine McIntyre is a graduate of West Chester University with a BA in Literature. She spends her time writing poetry while working as a massage therapist. Some of her poetry has been featured in magazines like Cause and Effect Review, Falling Star and Daedalus. Mckean, Steve
BIO: max keanu is a longtime resident of Hawaii. max began writing in 2007 after a back injury immobilized him for many months. He is presently working on his third novel and has up published dozens of short stories and poems. A professional musician on the classical guitar, max performed at many hotels, restaurants, concerts, parties and weddings. max has a degree in computer science. McKelvey, Seth
Seth McKelvey teaches at Southern Methodist University. His poems have appeared in journals such as BlazeVOX, Super Arrow, Dear Sir, Counterexample Poetics, and others. He co-edits the online journal of poetry and short fiction S/WORD (www.sslashword.com).
McKernan, John
I was published by Poetry Quarterly. McMullen, John F
Bio -- John F. McMullen, "johnmac the bard", is the Poet Laureate of the Town of Yorktown, NY, an adjunct professor at Westchester Community College, a graduate of Iona College, the holder of two Masters degrees from Marist College, a member of the American Academy of Poets and Poets & Writers, the author of over 2,500 columns and articles and 10 books (8 poetry), and the host of a weekly Internet Radio Show (300 shows to date) McNabb, Fiona
Fiona McNabb is an avid lover of tea, trees, and treetop tea parties. She is currently working towards a master?s degree in library science. You can find bits of Fiona?s mind on her blog: http://thedoorkeeper.tumblr.com/
McNamara, Amy
Amy McNamara's novel Lovely, Dark, and Deep received the 2013 IRA Children?s and Young Adults' Book Award. Her poems have appeared in drunken boat, Versal, The Literary Review, and many other journals. You can visit her at amymcnamara.com. McNamara, Mike
I was published by Poetry Quarterly. McNeal, Kelly
Kelly McNeal lives and works in NJ. She is an associate professor at William Paterson University. A selection of her recent work appears in Front Porch Review, Yellow Chair Review and Crack the Spine Literary Magazine.
McNerney, Joan
Again you may choose whichever one of these you like. I think there might be a mistake on my first submission today. Thank for this opportunity. MCQUIGGAN, STEPHEN
McQuoid, Sydney
Sydney McQuoid is at home in nature which is a favorite theme of her poetry. Poetry Quarterly is where she has found a place to publish her poems beginning in every Poetry Quarterly issue published Spring 2018 through Autumn 2019 and Spring 2020. Sydney writes poetry, walks and tends to her flower garden where she finds inspiration daily. She lives in Dallas, Texas.
Mead, Stephen
A resident of NY, Stephen Mead is a published artist, writer, maker of short collage-films and sound collage downloads Much can be learned of his multi-media work by placing the words Stephen Mead Art in any Google search engine. All that, and he still works a day job! Medsker, Joshua
I was published by Poetry Quarterly, Haiku Journal, Penmen Review, Empty Mirror, Red Savina Review and other publications. Meek, Ed
Ed Meek has had poems recently in The Sun, Chronogram and Spillway Magazine. His new book, Spy Pond, was published by Prolific Press. He lives in Somerville. Follow him at letsrethink.org and @emeek.
Megson, Sem
Sem Megson's work has been published and produced in the United States, Britain, and Canada. For more information, visit semmegson.com. Meier, Michelle
Michelle Meier is an writer, artist, and teacher from New York City. Her poetry and short fiction have recently appeared in The 2River View, Sleet Magazine and Otis Nebula. In 2011 she was a Pushcart Prize nominee. Melchiorre, Judy
I have been published online locally as well as in VerseWrights. Two of my poems will appear in an anthology, Life in 10 Minutes, to be released in spring of 2017 by Chop Suey Press. I was published by Poetry Quarterly. I grew up in the near suburbs of New York City and presently reside in Richmond, Virginia. I am a active member of River City Poets, James River Writers and the Poetry Society of Virginia.
Mellen, Eric
Bio: Eric Mellen is a young freelance writer who currently writes poems and short stories. He has been published in poetry by Poetry Life and Times and Nostrovia! poetry. He also has a short story published by Cydonia Group Press. When he is not writing, he is working as a security guard or studying to under the psychology curriculum, and plans to one day become a clinical or research psychologist. Melton, Bill
My writing began in early grade school with poetry, short stories and later essays, journals and novels, which many are yet unpublished. I am a retired sales executive and my heavy travel schedule became both a source and inspiration for much of my writing. Later in life I transitioned to writing free verse, haiku and other poetry forms. I found that these forms were even more rewarding avenues to express my feelings and my love of nature. Mertz, Carole
Carole Mertz is the author of the poetry chapbook Toward a Peeping Sunrise (Prolific Press). Recent poems have appeared in Writing in a Woman's Voice, The Society of Classical Poets, The Ekphrastic Review, Eclectica, Muddy River Poetry Review, WestWard Quarterly, and elsewhere. Carole is the book review editor at Dreamers Creative Writing. She resides with her husband in Parma, Ohio.
Metz, Doug
I didn't choose writing. It chose me. I am a poet and short fiction author. I?ve been featured in a number of poetry anthologies, most recently including Scattered Voices: A Collection of Poems Shared by Strangers on the Internet published by Rotting Horse Publishing and an upcoming anthology surrounding the Fukushima disaster in Japan. DISCOVERING DULUOZ is my first published book of poetry. Metzger, Stephen
Stephen Metzger writes, fishes, teaches, sings, kayaks in northern California. Meyerhofer, Michael
Michael Meyerhofer?s third book, Damnatio Memoriae, won the Brick Road Poetry Book Contest. His previous books are Blue Collar Eulogies (Steel Toe Books) and Leaving Iowa (winner of the Liam Rector First Book Award). He has also published five chapbooks and is the Poetry Editor of Atticus Review. He has a fantasy series forthcoming in 2014. For more information, please visit troublewithhammers.com.
Meyrowitz, Alan
Alan Meyrowitz retired in 2005 after a career in computer research. His poetry has appeared in Eclectica, Existere, Front Range Review, Poetry Quarterly, The Storyteller, Vine Leaves Literary Journal, and others. In 2012 and 2015 the Science Fiction Poetry Association nominated his poems for a Dwarf Star Award. Meyrowitz, Barbara
I was published by Poetry Quarterly. Meyrowitz, Barbara
Mezynski, Neila
Neila Mezynski is author of Glimpses and A Story from Scrambler Books; Dancer On Rock, Warriors from Deadly Chap Press; 2 pamphlets from Greying Ghost Press, Mondo Bummer; echapbooks from Radioactive Moat Press and Patasola Press; chapbooks from Folded Word Press, Nap, Mud Luscious Press. Mezynski is a Pushcart and Best Of The Net nominee. Michalski, Penny
I was published by Poetry Quarterly. MIDDLETON, BRADFORD
Bradford Middleton is a 40-year old writer who currently resides in Brighton after coming of age in London and then being somewhat transient for a while during which he lived in both Surrey and Staffordshire. He has been writing for many years, in fact he won a school poetry competition when he was only ten years. It?s fair to say that since then his style has developed a uniqueness all of its own and now encompasses short stories and at least one novella so far.. He has so far attained the status of Contributing Poet at the Mad Swirl ,been published online at Horror Sleaze Trash and Deadbeats Literary Blog and will shortly have work featured at Foliate Oak Press. His novella, Dive, is currently under consideration at Black Coffee Press.
Milburn, Michael
Michael Milburn teaches English in New Haven, CT. His writing has appeared most recently in New England Review and Ploughshares. Milenski, Paul
Miller, Andrew
Andrew Miller was born in Fresno, California. He presently lives in Copenhagen, Denmark, where he is an instructor of American and British literature and history at N?rre Gymnasium. In 2010, at the University of Copenhagen, he completed a PhD about the ekphrasis of photography in modern poetry. His poems have appeared in such journals as Hunger Mountain, The New Orleans Review, Rattle, Iron Horse Review and Ekphrasis.
Miller, Cameron
Cameron Miller is a Hoosier by birth, a preacher and writer by profession and an Episcopal priest by vocation. He is a published poet and his novel, "The Steam Room Diaries" will be published in late autumn 2015. Miller, Dean
Dean K Miller, from Loveland, CO is a poet, author, editor, and freelance writer. His work has appeared in four-dozen magazines, anthologies, and ezines. Additionally he has published seven books. A retired air traffic controller, he enjoys fly fishing, golf, and reading. Learn more at www.theflyfishingpoet.com Miller, Michael
A native of Fullerton, California, Michael Miller is the co-founder of Moon Tide Press and the author of College Town (Tebot Bach, 2010) and The First Thing Mastered (Tebot Bach, 2013). A longtime journalist, he has written for the Los Angeles Times and other publications and served as a judge for Poetry Out Loud and the San Diego Book Awards. He lives in Southern California.
Miller, Terry
I was published by Poetry Quarterly. Mills, Andrew
I was published by Poetry Quarterly. Minassian, Michael
Mineo, Victoria
Minser, John
John Minser teaches writing at Northern Michigan University, where he has served as Associate Poetry Editor for Passages North. His work has appeared in DIAGRAM, Lifelines, Ghost Town, The Monarch Review, and others. Misner, Caroline
Caroline was born in a country that at the time was known as Czechoslovakia. She immigrated to Canada in the summer of 1969. Her work has appeared in numerous consumer and literary journals in Canada, the USA and the UK. Her work has been nominated for the prestigious McClelland Steward Journey Prize as well as the Pushcart Prize. Her YA fantasy novel ?The Daughters of Eldox, Book 1: The Alicorn? (Whiskey Creek Press) has recently been released to rave reviews. Her new website is finally on
Mitchell, Christopher
I was published by Poetry Quarterly. Mitchell, Mark J.
By way of a bio: Mark J. Mitchell studied writing at UC Santa Cruz under Raymond Carver, George Hitchcock and Barbara Hull. His work has appeared in various periodicals over the last thirty five years, as well as the anthologiesIt has also been nominated for both Pushcart Prizes and The Best of the Net. Good Poems, American Places,Hunger Enough, Retail Woes and Line Drives. Two full length collections are in the works: Lent 1999 is coming soon from Leaf Garden Press and This Twilight World Mitchell, Rick
Mize, Jess
Jess Mize is a blonde-haired surfer girl from South Carolina. Her favourite author is Stephen King. She has been writing poetry since she was a teenager. She loves to drink and she loves her man. Vampire Weekend three albums in stores now. Mobbs, Andrew
I was published by Poetry Quarterly. Moga, Irina
Irina Moga is a Romanian-born Canadian writer and the author of five poetry books. Her latest poetry collection, "Sea Glass Circe", was selected for an official book launch through Toronto LitUp! and Toronto International Festival of Authors (TIFA) in 2020. Irina's poems, reviews and short fiction have appeared in literary magazines in Canada and the US such as Canadian Literature, carte blanche, PRISM International online, The Chaffin Journal and The Rockhurst Review. Irina's latest book, a collection of poems written in French, was published by Éditions L'Harmattan in September 2020. Web: http://www.irinamoga.com Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/pictopoems.