Contributors with Profiles — Page 11
Ken Kakareka is an American writer. His latest novel "Summer of Irresponsibility" is published with Alien Buddha Press (2023).
Dr. Ketaki Datta is an Associate Professor of English with Bidhannagar Govt. College, Kolkata.
I have loved writing and reading ever since I was a child. Aside from 'Paradoxica,' I am the author of the recently released novel, Climbing Through Windows. When I'm not writing, I can be found at work or spending time with my friends and family
Kimutai Kemboi Allan is a Kenyan writer residing in Nairobi.
Linnet Phoenix is a poet born in Scotland, raised in Sussex and currently resides in a village in North Somerset, UK. Her work has been published in ImpSpired Magazine, New Verse News, Newington Blue Press. Her chapbook 'Rusty Stars' is published by Between Shadows Press. Her first full collection 'Urban Mustang' published by ImpSpired is coming soon.
Malkam is an aspiring author living in Three Oaks, MI, brewing beer by day and writing novels by night. Born and raised in Kalamazoo, Malkam is proud to be a child of deaf adults (CODA), and a graduate of Western Michigan University with a Bachelor in Fine Arts.
Marjorie Pezzoli is a silk painter for 25+ years, a page poet who will pick up a microphone at various San Diego open mics. Her writings deal with grief, hope, cosmic wonders, and stuff that catches her eye.
Mark Anthony Pearce lives and works as a Receptionist in Bristol, South West England.
Matthew Johnson is the author of Shadow Folks and Soul Songs”(Kelsay Books) and Far from New York State (NYQ Press). His work has appeared in Front Porch Review, Roanoke Review, Northern New England Review, Third Wednesday, and elsewhere. Recipient of Best of the Net and Pushcart Prize nominations, he’s the managing editor of The Portrait of New England and poetry editor of The Twin Bill. Website: matthewjohnsonpoetry.com
Mike Wilson’s work has appeared in magazines including "The Gravity of the Thing," "Mud Season Review," "The Pettigru Review," "Still: The Journal," and in Mike’s book, "Arranging Deck Chairs on the Titanic," political poetry for a post-truth world.
Mikel K is a poet and memoirist living in Mableton, Ga., a suburb of Atlanta, with his photographer-artist partner Just Joan, and their three dogs, two cats, two turtles, and bird.
Mitali Chakravarty rests on a cloud where can be found borderlessjournal.com. She has three books of poems. Her writings have been published widely online and in anthologies.
Mykyta Ryzhykh is winner of the international competition Art Against Drugs and Ukrainian contests. Nominated for Pushcart Prize.
As an author and scholar, P. S. Perkins is published in several prose/poetry anthologies, as well as published professional works on Human Communication. Her motto is: Be true to your word because it will always be true to you!
Paul Marshall has co-written two plays broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and been short-listed for the BBC Opening Lines short story competition. His work has been published widely in literary magazines and anthologies.
Peter Kaczmarczyk was raised in New England and has lived the last 30 years in Southern Indiana. His works are inspired by his life, loves, travels, and experiences. He is co-creator of the Captain Janeway Statue in Bloomington, Indiana.
Peycho Kanev is the author of 12 poetry collections and three chapbooks, published in the USA and Europe.
Phillip Larrea is the author of We the People (Cold River Press) and Our Patch (Writing Knights Press). Since 2012, his poems have appeared in over 60 journals, anthologies and magazines in the U.S., Ireland, Canada and Asia. He is the winner of the 2013 New Frontier Prize for poetry, and has been nominated twice for the 2014 Pushcart Prize.
Rishi Kunal is a practitioner of law with a passion for writing poetry. His work traverses the austere corridors of urban existence and the moral intricacies embedded within it. Drawing upon his training as an attorney, he renders with precision the textures of routine, the weight of ethical ambiguity and the quiet hypocrisies that underwrite modern survival.
Robert Bach is a Doctor Emeritus, retired Palliative Care Physician at Northern Light, Eastern Maine Medical Center, previously a general and thoracic surgeon. He received a Masters of Divinity degree from Bangor Theological Seminary in 2007.
Robert’s short stories have been published widely in magazines, and he writes a humorous newspaper column in the Herald Express. He performs comedy poetry all over the UK at fringes, festivals and TV, and had one of the funniest one-liners of the 2018 Edinburgh Fringe.
Roger Mayer is a 60-year-old pilot and abstract artist who draws inspiration from his global travels. With a passion for exploring the world and capturing its essence through dynamic techniques, Roger transforms his experiences into vibrant, thought-provoking abstract art.
Saadatu Uzairu is a Nigerian writer, poet, leather worker, and farmer from Adamawa State, Nigeria. Saadatu currently resides in Minna, Niger State, where she continues to nurture her creative pursuits, exploring the intersections of art, tech, literature, and agriculture.
Dr. Santosh Bakaya is a poet, novelist, essayist, biographer ,TEDx speaker, internationally acclaimed for her poetic biography of Mahtama Gandhi, "Ballad of Bapu," and runs a weekly column, Morning Meanderings in Learning and Creativity. Com.
Two-time NaNo winner Schizophrenic Chick writes short stories and poems for the Press.