Heater Vol. 03 No. 07

Contributors

A refugee from the advertising world, Timothy O’Leary was a finalist for the Mississippi Review Prize and Washington Square Review fiction awards. His stories and essays have been published or are forthcoming in Lost River Review, Talking River, Mulberry Fork Review, Gravel, the anthologies And All Our Yesterdays and Theatre B, and many other publications. His non-fiction book, Warriors, Workers, Whiners, & Weasels (Xephor Press), was published in 2006. He received his MFA from Pacific University and resides near Portland, OR. More information is available at www.timothyolearylit.com.

Gwen Hart teaches writing at Buena Vista University in Storm Lake, Iowa. She holds an MFA from Minnesota State University. Her short fiction has appeared in Calliope and Eclectically Vegas, Baby! (Inkwell Publishing). She is the author of the poetry collection Lost and Found (David Robert Books) and the poetry chapbooks Dating the Invisible Man (The Ledge Press) and Losing Ohio (Finishing Line Press).

Emily Mosher has had a short play accepted for a reading at the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival. She has had nonfiction science stories published by ScienceNOW, Discover, The Johns Hopkins Magazine, and EARTH Magazine. Links to her work can be found here: http://emily.mosher.me/

Dan McCarthy is a writer living in New York who believes the unexpected lies around the corner. He has been published in Pulp Modern and other outlets. Short pieces can be found at www.drmstream.com.

Tom Barlow is an Ohio writer who has over fifty stories in print in anthologies such as Best American Mystery Stories 2013 and Best New Writing 2011 as well as numerous magazines, including Heater, Needle, Plots with Guns, Plan B, and Pulp Modern. He is the author of the short story collection Welcome to the Goat Rodeo and the adventure novel I’ll Meet You Yesterday.