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Mr. Blaine is the editor and founder of the Delmarva Review, published by the Eastern Shore Writers’ Association. The Review, the first edition printed in 2001, features a variety of writing from writers living in the Delmarva Peninsula area. Michael’s chapbook, Murmur (Bay Oak Publishing), was the winner of the 2005 Dogfish Head Poetry Prize. A few publications his poems have appeared in are The Jabberwock Review, Baltimore Review, Georgetown Review, Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review, Frogpond, and American Tanka. He has also had cartoons published in the English Journal and an article in Chesapeake Bay Magazine. Michael was the 2006 Delaware Fellowship of the Arts recipient in the field of Poetry. Michael grew up on the Eastern Shore in the mostly agricultural town of Laurel. He holds a Master’s Degree in English from Salisbury University. He is currently teaching in his fifteenth year at his high school Alma Mater and teaches English classes at Delaware Technical and Community College.
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John Elsberg is the long-time editor of Bogg: A Journal of Contemporary Writing. Founded in England in 1968, it moved to the U.S. in 1980 and still has a bit of an Anglo-American slant. It is primarily a poetry magazine, but it also includes short fiction. The current issue is #73/74. Bogg is in all the major magazine directories, and Judson Jerome, then editor of Poet's Market, once called it "naughty." He liked the magazine, and his context was that Bogg has always been willing to take some risks in trying to present what's actually being written today beyond the radar screen of the presiding critics.
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Dennis Forney is the publisher of the Delmarva Quarterly, a literary magazine full of work from artists and writers on the Delmarva Peninsula. He also publishes the Beach Paper, a summer guide, and the Cape Gazette newspaper, a twice weekly newspaper covering the Cape Region. He also writes a weekly column on Sussex County.
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H. A. Maxson is Vice President of Bay Oak Publishers, LTD. He is the author of four collections of poetry, a novel, and a study of Robert Frost's sonnets. He is coauthor of seven works of historical fiction for young readers.
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Richard Peabody, a prolific poet, fiction writer and editor, is an experienced teacher and important activist in the Washington, D.C. community of letters.
He is the author of the novella Sugar Mountain, two short story collections, and six poetry collections, as well as editor of numerous anthologies including Mondo Barbie, Mondo Elvis, Conversations with Gore Vidal, and A Different Beat: Writings by Women of the Beat Generation. Peabody teaches fiction writing for the Johns Hopkins Advanced Studies Program.
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Kim Roberts is the author of two books of poems, The Wishbone Galaxy (WWPH, 1994) and The Kimnama (Vrzhu Press, 2007). She has been editing Beltway Poetry Quarterly, an on-line journal of authors from the greater Washington DC region, since January 2000.
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