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Ray Fenech Freelance journalist/poet 2, Carmen Flats, C. Von Brockdorff Street, Msida, Malta MSD02 phone: 356 21 332670 fax: 356 21 336620 Winner of several poetry prizes: Brian
Finch Featured art work in the Children's Black History Month Art Show in New York City - 1985; The Scholastic Art Awards of 1995. Featured cast member in: Nausea - 1989; Sexual Abuse Educational Movie for Teens - 1992; Two For The Road - 1993; Dreamboats - 1994; etc. Poet of the year nomination in 1997; Induction to the International Poetry Hall of Fame in 1997. Launched Neverland Poetry.com in June 2000.
Thammsat University
Department of English Language &
Literature
Rangsit Campus
Klong Luang, Prathum Thani
Thailand
02-696-5632
Frank W. Finney, Jr BA, Certifificate
of Creative Writing from University of Massachusetts, Boston MA; MA
in English, MPhil (with Distinction) Simmons College, USA. His
poems have appeared in numerous publications including The
Nation (Thailand); Green Mountains Review (USA);
Offerta Speciale (Italy); Verandah (Australia) and
many others. Collections include: Fragments from the
Smoked-Glass Elephant Bank (chapbook) and The Dissolution
of the Sparkling Bridge. Work forthcoming in Iodine Poetry
Review, The Lilliput Review (USA) and elsewhere.
Biographical information available from International Who's Who
in Poetry and Poets' Encylopaedia; Marquis Who's Who in the
World.
Cliff
Forshaw Has been a Blue Nose Poet-of-the-Year, a Hawthornden
Creative Writing Fellow, and taught Creative Writing at
the University of Wales, Bangor and for the Open College
of the Arts. He won the Welsh Academy John Tripp Award
for Spoken Poetry 2002. His fifth collection Verb Sap
will appear from The Collective Press, Wales. He also
writes fiction. Jan
Fortune-Wood Originally from Redcar, Teesside I read Theology at Selwyn College, Cambridge and later did a PhD in feminist Christology. I also have an MA in Creative Writing. I live in North Wales and divide my time between writing, editing and home educating my children. My writing includes alternative education, novels (A Good Life, was published by bluechrome in September 2005 and I have two novels due for publication in 2007) and poetry. My first collection, Particles of Life, was published by bluechrome in 2005 and I am currently working on a second collection, Knot-work.
I am a founder and editor of Cinnamon Press, which publishes fiction, non-fiction and poetry; edited Coffee House Poetry for almost four years and have recently taken over editorship of Envoi, as it celebrates its 50th year of poetry publishing.
My writer’s website is at www.janfortunewood.com
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