Contributors:

Milt Montague was born and raised in New York City. He survived The Great Depression, the school system, and World War II. Back to finish college, marry and help raise 3 lovely daughters. After many years as an independent business person, retirement and back to college, spent 20 years of reveling in knowledge, then discovered writing at 85. Now at 90 plus, he has 98 poems and 15 brief memoirs published in 35 different magazines, so far…

Elahe Fayazi was born in Mashhad, Iran. She holds a BA in script writing at Culture & Art University of Mashhad. She has translated Turkish writers such as: Nazim Hikmet, Orhan Veli, Ozdemir Asaf & Ilhan Berk.

Kimberly Sailor is the current Editor-in-Chief of the Recorded A Cappella Review Board (www.rarb.org), where she has authored nearly 300 published music reviews for national and international performing groups and audiences. She is also the author of the fiction novel, The Clarinet Whale. (Amazon, Barnes & Noble). Her fiction has appeared in The Bookends Review and her poetry in Sixfold. She resides in Mount Horeb, WI, where she is an elected official and chicken farmer.

A passionate writer of poetry, short stories and topical news articles, Syndey Peck has won many poetry competitions online, and was nominated twice by Amy Huffman for the Online Poetry Award. Published several times in Durham University literary magazine with short stories, poems, as well as poetry translations from French to English. His poems have been read out on radio in UK. He is a regular contributor to magazines in UK, notably Consett Magazine and Durham Magazine. He is a schoolteacher of thirty years practice, has a MA(1st Hons) in English, and has taught in many countries around the world.

Shannon Walker has been writing poetry and short stories for years. His work has appeared in Five Poetry, Under the Bed, and The San Bernardino Valley College Literary Journal. He has also penned editorial pieces for the local paper; The San Bernardino Sun. His greatest influences include Milton, Yeats, and Shelley, along with his grandfather, who fought from Normandy to Berlin, and is still alive. He resides in San Bernardino, California with his wife, children, and a schizophrenic who continues, after all these years, to walk up and down the street in front of his house, screaming profanities. Internecinereflections.wordpress.com”