Beverly Burch
Beverly Burch has poetry recently or
forthcoming in Poetry International, Red Rock Review,
Sojourner, Many Mountains Moving, Santa Clara
Review, and Spillway. In addition, Beverly has also
published two collections of non-fiction, On Intimate Terms
(University of Illinois Press) and Other Women
(Columbia University Press).
Anita Byerly
Anita Gevaudan Byerly is a resident of
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. As a single parent, she raised
a son and daughter while working as a secretary. At age
50 she went back to school and after taking evening classes
for years, graduated summa cum laude from the University of
Pittsburgh with a degree in English Writing. Anita was
Poet-in-Residence at St. Edmund’s Academy, an elementary
school in Pittsburgh, for eight years.
Grace Cavalieri
Grace Cavalieri is the author of ten books of
poetry. Forthcoming is Cuffed Frays (Argonne House Press.) Her
plays include off-Broadway productions. She's also written
texts and lyrics performed for opera, television and film. She
has adapted her latest book Pinecrest Rest Haven (Word Works
Press) for stage and it premiers March 15,2001 at the Common
Basis Theatre in NYC.
Ruth Daigon
Ruth Daigon singer/editor/performance/poet's
latest prize is the Greensboro National Poetry Prize 2000,
Kimera's chapbook prize to be anthologized in hardcopy in
February 2001. Her latest publications on the WEB is ForPoetry,
Conspire, Poetry Repair Shop, Ste. 101, Kota Press, Writer's
Quill....
Rina Ferrarelli
Rina Ferrarelli is a poet and translator of
modern Italian poetry who came from Italy at the age of
fifteen. She has published a book and a chapbook
of original poetry, HOME IS A FOREIGN COUNTRY, and DREAMSEARCH,
and two books of translation, LIGHT WITHOUT MOTION and I SAW
THE MUSES.
Mildred Taylor
Mildred Taylor is a retired teacher who is now
a free lance writer and poet. She graduated from Seton Hill
College with a B.A. in English and from the University of
Pittsburgh with a master's degree in education. She has been
focusing on writing poetry for four years. She has had poems
in The Loyalhanna Review and The Potters Wheel. She writes for
Westsylvania magazine. Mildred is a member of the Pittsburgh
Poetry Society and the Pennsylvania Poetry Society.
