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| Paul Bone |
Founding Editor |
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Paul Bone is from Vandalia, Illinois. After
graduating from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, he earned
an M.F.A. from the University of Arkansas in 1999. His manuscript
Momentary Vision of the Assistant Meteorologist won the
2005 Uccelli Chapbook Contest and is forthcoming from Uccelli Press,
and his poems have been published in The Cream City Review,
Quarterly West, and Farmer’s Market.
He teaches creative writing and literature at the University
of Evansville.
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| Rob Griffith |
Founding Editor |
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Rob Griffith grew up in Memphis,
Tennessee. He's a graduate of The University of Tennessee, Knoxville,
and the University of Arkansas, where he received his M.F.A. in
Creative Writing. A collection of his poems, Necessary Alchemy,
was chosen as the winner of the 1999 Tennessee Chapbook Prize,
and his newest collection, Poisoning
Caesar, was published by Finishing Line Press in fall,
2004. His poetry has been published in numerous journals including
Poetry, The Formalist, Prairie Schooner,
The Oxford American, Another Chicago Magazine,
and Parnassus among others. He has also won various awards
for his writing including the ACM Literary Award for Poetry, The
University of the South's Tennessee Williams Scholarship, Colgate
University's Chenango Valley Scholarship, the Felix Christopher
McKean Award for Poetry, and a Lily Peters Fellowship from the
University of Arkansas. His first full-length collection, A
Matinee in Plato's Cave, was recently released from Water
Press & Media.
He teaches creative writing and American
literature at the University of Evansville in southwest Indiana. |
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| William Baer |
Contributing Editor |
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Former editor of The
Formalist, William Baer grew up in the Bronx and Wayne,
New Jersey. A graduate of Rutgers and N.Y.U, he completed his dissertation
in creative writing at the University of South Carolina under James
Dickey. After attending the Johns Hopkins' Writing Seminars, where
he studied under John Barth and David St. John, he was a Fulbright
Professor in American Literature at the University of Coimbra in
Portugal. He then attended the University of Southern California's
Graduate School of Cinema where he received the Jack Nicholson Screenwriting
Award. In 1995, he received a Creative Writing Grant in fiction
from the National Endowment for the Arts.
He has published two books of poems:
The Unfortunates, which received the T.S. Eliot Prize
in 1997; and "Borges" and Other Sonnets (2003).
His poetry has appeared in The Hudson Review, The
New Criterion, Ploughshares, Poetry, The
Southern Review, Michigan Quarterly Review, The
Iowa Review, The Antioch Review, The New York
Quarterly, and other periodicals. He has also edited two
books of interviews: Conversations with Derek Walcott
(1996), and Elia Kazan: Interviews (2000).
He currently teaches creative writing and
cinema at the University of Evansville in southwest Indiana. |
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| Carol Dibble |
Administrative Assistant |
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Carol came to the University of
Evansville in September 2002 after working for the Vanderburgh
School Corporation. Carol is also an active volunteer and
served as the University's Office Staff Association President
for two consecutive years and now serves on the executive
committee for the Office Staff Association. Carol served
as Chairman of the board for Scott Township Park in northern
Vanderburgh County for a two year term and headed a committee
to develop a five year plan for the park. She is currently
a student at the University of Evansville seeking a Bachelor
of Liberal Arts degree. |
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