eFiction Vol. 05 No. 07

Contributors

Manisha Ganguly is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in English at a college in Calcutta. She has worked for the Times of India and edited various school dailies. Her first work was published at the age of seven, and she has been writing ever since. She believes colors can sing.

Alice Hayes is a graduate of the University of Oregon, majoring in English, and minoring in Creative Writing. She is the writer of A Light Amongst the Grayness, a review of Cormac McCarthy’s The Road which appeared in eFiction.

Doug Megenity is an American soldier, and novice writer currently living in Maryland. He joined the Army in 1988 as a linguist, and has served in Texas, California, Korea, Maryland, Washington D.C., Georgia, Iraq, and Kuwait. He is married with four children, a dog and two cats.

Frank Scozzari resides in Nipomo, a small town on the California central coast. His award-winning short stories have appeared in numerous literary magazines including The Kenyon Review, Tampa Review, Pacific Review, Eleven Eleven, The Emerson Review, South Dakota Review, Hawaii Pacific Review, Minetta Review, Reed Magazine, Berkeley Fiction Review, Ellipsis Magazine, The Nassau Review, and The MacGuffin, and have been nominated for the Pushcart Prize.

Jonathan Persinger played tennis once; he also wrote this story. His work has appeared in Cracked, The Avalon Literary Review, Twilight Times, Quail Bell Magazine, and Wild Violet. He is also the editor of Remarkable Doorways Online Literary Magazine. You can find his blog at PersingersPages.wordpress.com.