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Erin Noteboom
I'm a thirty-year-old poet living in Kitchener, Ontario. I've been published widely in magazines, have won a couple of national awards, and have a first book forthcoming in 2004. Last summer I started putting part of my notebook online as a blog. It's not a journal; it's notes towards poems, poems in progress, writer's notebook pieces, writing news, and the occasional bit of fiction. I also have a static page of poetry at www.sitehouse.net/erinpoems
Mary Ellen Ugactz
Mary Ellen Ugactz was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York of Irish and Russian-American parents. Her parents divorced when she was just a
toddler. She graduated from Columbia University in 1995 with a degree in Creating Writing/Literature. She is married with two beautiful boys, David and Dillon. "I write because words are constantly swimming in my mind." Poets most influenced by: Jane Kenyon and Donald Hall.
Darlene Zagata
a writer, poet and mother of three sons and a daughter. Her work has appeared in several publications both online and in print. She is the editor of the Health department at RITRO.com, a columnist for Child Care Magazine and she co-authors a column with her middle son for Raising A Son.com. She is also a contributing author to several anthologies.
Nan Fischer
I have been writing since I was a child, and journaling for almost 30 years. I'm a single mom and am proud to say my girls love to write, too! I'm also a landscaper and beader - other outlets for my creativity.
Leisa Pierce*)
I live in San Diego by the beach with one husband, two children, four cats and one hamster. I have several chapbooks now out of print and one full length book of poetry titled, "Moonstorms" which is available through barnesandnoble.com as well as other online booksellers.
Nadia Brown
I am an aspiring writer and a native of Florida who have a genuine passion for writing poetry and song lyrics. I write to inform as well as entertain. I love writing poetry that is meaningful or those that are holistic in nature. I hope that my words will move, influence, or inspire those who read my work. The poet that I admire the most is Maya Angelou, she has always inspires me by what she has to say.
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