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Durlabh Singh is a poet artist based in London, England who has been published widely in magazines, journals, and anthologies. Durlabh has four books of verse published also, the latest being CHROME RED (ISBN 1898030464). As an artist Durlabh's works are in both private/public collections all over the world. http://mysite.freeserve.com/Durlabh_Singh |
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Born a poor black child in rural Manhattan in the mid 60's, polycarp kusch grew to define the term--disinterested party. Lacking both ability and drive, he rose quickly in academic and business circles and finally landed a job as a K-Mart cashier. The following day he was fired and dedicated his life to literature. Popular opinion said this was a bad thing. This man should not be allowed access to sharp things like pencils. Then came latex gloves and computers and people forgot about polycarp kusch. But soon after World War 2, the "lost writings" of polycarp were rediscovered by a new generation of people with way too much time on their hands--and thus was born--the cult of the polycarp. He now lives in Budapest, Hungary existing on a simple diet of pork and Czechoslovakian beer with his third wife Evacarp. |
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Born in the USA in 1965, Keith had worked in the private sector for many years before persuing an art career in 1998. Since then he has become well known in the abstract/surreal art field. His work has been featured in Churn Art Magazine and on the cover of The Bulletin, a publication of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. His art can be found on at least twenty five web sites, including a music video he was involved in at the homepage of the industrial band Distant Sun. |
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Ted Kopsaftis, a minimally trained artist, attended the art institute of fort lauderdale. He now works in a country club and triesto draw and paint as much as he can. He believes there are too many artists in the world, and definitely too many bad ones. He hopes to be one of the bad ones. For more info check out http://www.absolutearts.com/portfolios/t/theoko/
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51 years of age, born in King's Lynn, England, and now lives in Minneapolis Minnesota. With friends Tom Clarkson and Barret John Erickson, he produces an irregular surrealist publication called "Blue Feathers" and also musical projects of an "undefined" quality. "Poetry is the main by-product of an obstructed colon minced in a cosmopolitan fashion, and acid-stressed to bring out highlights."— Therman R. Rugport |
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M. Garrow Bourke’s artwork and fiction largely remain an underground phenomenon. Fried Anchovies with Bloody Bouillabaisse, his incindiary first novel, and his essay "The Art of Ribbing: a History of Sexist Humor" caused quite a stir among readers. Bourke (whose last name defies pronounciation) is currently hiding out and working on his second novel. When the urge to write wanes Bourke resorts to extreme digital image rendering. He is a traveling man who calls the roads of the United States of America his home. |
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A. Straughan is a writer, editor, publisher, film maker, and fisheries
biologist. Two of his short films won the Award of Merit at the
2000 Ryerson Polytechnic University Continuing Education Film Awards.
He is currently pursuing a Masters of Environmental Studies Degree
at York University. His plan of study at York is entitled Communicating
Via Environmental Productions and his major project will be a documentary
about Algonquin Park wolves - tentatively entitled Home of the Wolf.
The digital video documentary will take an ecosystem view of the
wolf and will feature input from a wide variety of stakeholders.
His films and videos have appeared in the Eco Arts Festival (York
University, Toronto), the R/Evolution Conference (Concordia University,
Montreal), the Environmental Studies Association of Canada Conference
(University of Toronto), the 4th FICA - International Festival of
Environmental Film and Video (Goiás, Brasil), the Nickel
Independent Film Festival (St. Johns, Newfoundland), the 2nd Tagawa
International Short Film Matsuri (Tagawa, Japan), the Giggle Shorts
International Comedy Short Film Festival (Toronto, Ontario), the
6th Cornell Environmental Film Festival (Ithaca, New York), and
the The Conscientious Projector: Films for the People and the Planet
(Bainbridge Island, Washington). |
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Malachi
Doane | Artist in general, poet at large. |
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Brandi Bell lives in San Diego and works for Fiction International. She writes mostly in the vein of sexual politics while waiting for a heart transplant of the emotional kind. |
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Alec S. Scott (ASS to his friends) has been called a butch lesbian by some, Bigfoot by others, and Jesus with a Lisp by still others. All that is known for sure is that he spent his first 19 years of life in San Diego, moved to Louisiana when he was 23, and has spent much of his time since mowing a 13-acre lawn, plotting the demise of the Holy/Unholy Church of the Creatureman, and having sinful sex with his sinful wife, Benay (a.k.a. the first recognized Beta Anomaly), to whom he has been married for the past eleven years. He has also been known write a short story or two. . |
| From the meaningless act of semi-autonomous
key presses the Hertzan Chimera entity has created such novels as
Szmonhfu and United States, collections such as Animal
Instincts, BFGS, Chim&Her, Chim&Him and
the forthcoming editorship of CHIMERAWORLD. Hertzan Chimera will
make a UBIQUITOUS appearance in this year's Horrofind goodie bag. |
| Kevin is a self-taught photographer from Fife, Scotland. Most of his work is inspired by his dreams, which includes photo sequences, digital artwork and multi-exposure photography. Kevin is a featured artist in the Association for the Study of Dreams 2003 Dream Art Exhibition. For further information visit his website at http://www.insomnium.co.uk/ |
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Ray Fracalossy is a part time writer, part time lover who heralds from New Jersey, the Mecca of all things absurd. He has written two e-books, both available from bizarrEbooks.com, and frequently contributes to The New Absurdist web site, noticing that it tastes more like butter than the real thing. He enjoys spending time with his wife and son, and finds it gives him that warm, fuzzy, reason to live type feeling, without all the over the counter side effects. |
| The author is alive. (Sometimes I wonder.) He lives alone inside a mind threatening to cave in on itself. A daydream junkie, improbable fantasies are his stalk in trade; like imagining finding a publisher who will pay for his work. He is most profound when profoundly asleep. Nothing gets finished. The author may be lazy. Two things he says most often to himself: "Did I write that?" or "Where could I have stolen that from!" |
| Phil Rockstroh, a self-confessed gasbag monologist, is a poet and a musician who lives in East Village section of New York City. For many years he was the de facto ghost writer for the endlessly touring, perpetually self-promoting, performance "poet"/ musician, Chris Chandler, with whom Phil shares writing blame for Protection from All this Safety, which was published by New Orleans-located Portals Press. 0916620301). Phil has had short fiction, poetry, comedy, commentary and satire published online and in print in numerous publication, a few anthologies, as well as set to music for various independent record labels on tapes and CDs and his work has been and is performed in venues from coffee houses to large folk festivals nationwide. |
