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Poet Biographies
Barbour, Roxanne
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Barker, Bartholomew
Bartholomew Barker lives and works in Hillsborough, North Carolina. He posts other stuff to www.bartbarker.net.
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Barnes, David-Matthew
Hello Three Line Poetry,
My name is David-Matthew Barnes. For your review, I am submitting (in total) four three-lined poems, to be considered for publication in an upcoming issue. I thank you for your time and for considering my work. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
All Best, David-Matthew Barnes
dmatthewbarnes@gmail.com
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Barnett, Brian
Brian Barnett, author of Graveyard Scavenger Hunt, lives in Frankfort, Kentucky.
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Barney, Cary
I was born on Long Island, raised in New England, and have lived in Spain since 1991. Mostly a playwright, I also write poems. I've been teaching theater and writing at Saint Louis University's Madrid campus.
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Barnhart, Caitlin
I think anyone who does any sort of art or craft knows this feeling.
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Barnhart, Samuel
Samuel Barnhart writes when he isn't washing vegetables or setting cookies ablaze purely by accident. He lives in South Florida.
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Barone, Angelica
Angelica is a teacher by trade and a writer by heart. She writes as her muses command and spends her free time with family and friends.
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Barski, Ellen
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Bartlett, Linbar
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Basden, Barry
Barry Basden lives in the Texas hill country. He edits Camroc Press Review and is coauthor of Crack! and Thump: With a Combat Infantry Officer in World War II. His shorter work has been published widely, both online and in print. His latest flash collection is Wince.
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Basford, Douglas
Douglas Basford, formerly defiantly carless in Baltimore, is now baffledly truckful in Buffalo, where he teaches at SUNY-Buffalo. He co-edits the online journal Unsplendid and his work appears in Poetry, Ambit, Western Humanities Review, Anti-, The Texas Review, and other places.
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Bates, Roderick
Haiku written in a Unitarian church during the first snow of the season a few winters ago in Vermont.
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Battle, Judy Shepps
Judy Shepps Battle has been writing essays and poems long before retiring from being a psychotherapist and sociology professor. She is a New Jersey, USA resident, addictions specialist, consultant and freelance writer.
Her poems have been accepted in a variety of publications including Ascent Aspirations; Barnwood Press; Battered Suitcase; Caper Literary Journal; Epiphany Magazine; Joyful; Message in a Bottle Poetry Magazine; Raleigh Review; Rusty Truck; Short, Fast and Deadly; the Tishman Re
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Bauer, Gerald
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