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Stuart Vail • Founder, Editor-in-Chief • Los Angeles CA • Stuart has produced TheScreamOnline since 2001. His former Vail Graphics designed company logos, book and CD covers, and original art. He is currently writing a novel about alchemy. He also works in Hollywood as a film composer. Past credits include the Batman Animated Series, Mythic Journeys, 1000 Journals, Brian O'Brian, Gravity & Grace yoga DVD, and he has arranged for Andy Wiliams, Cher, Woody Herman, and Magician David Avadon. |
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Joanne Warfield • Art & Photography Editor, Art Director • Los Angeles CA • Joanne ran her own art galleries in West Hollywood CA and Spokane WA for many years before finally turning to Fine Art photography herself. She is the former Director of Exhibitions for Women In Photography International and is currently producing a documentary on singer Silvia Nakkach. |
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Richard Niles • Music Editor • London, England • As a composer/arranger/producer, Richard has worked with Paul McCartney, Ray Charles, Tina Turner, Cher, Kylie Minogue, Mariah Carey, Dusty Springfield, James Brown, Michael McDonald, Pet Shop Boys, Pat Metheny, Bob James, Michel Legrand, Ray Charles, Jane Monheit, The Yellowjackets, Silje Nergaard, Bob Mintzer, John Patitucci, and Kiri Te Kanawa. He is also a BBC broadcaster, educator, and the author of The Pat Metheny Interviews. |
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John Kilgore • Non-Fiction Editor • Charleston, Illinois • John taught literature and creative writing at Eastern Illinois University, and retired in August 2010. He has published work in The Nebraska Review, McCall's, Nebula, Space and Time, and The River King Poetry Supplement. He won Illinois Artists Fellowships in 1987 and 1998 and published a small collection, Improbabilities, in 1991. Since 2004 he has been a regular contributor to The Vocabula Review, an online journal. He is currently at work on Don’t Shoot the English Teacher, a collection of linked essays on language and culture. His fantasy novel, Radio Roger, is looking for a home. |
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John Guzlowski • Poetry Editor • Danville, Virgina • John Guzlowski’s writing appears in The Ontario Review, Garrison Keillor’s Writer’s Almanac, and other journals in the U.S. and abroad. His poems about his parents’ experiences in Nazi concentration camps appear in his book Lightning and Ashes. Regarding the Polish edition of these poems, Nobel Laureate Czeslaw Milosz wrote that the poems were "astonishing." Click his name to see his blog about his parents and their experiences. |
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Annette Hillesland • Proof Reader • Seattle, Washington • Annette studied Industrial Design at the University of Washington. Currently employed at a large Architectural firm, she designs furniture, fixtures, and casegoods for retail environments. |
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Contributors
Maxine Martell, Sandy Lajer, Ann Johansson, Robert M. Knight
James W. Earl, Nicole Clark, Steven and Whitney Boe, Tim Girvin
Danusha Goska, Pat Metheny, Richard Niles, Gretchen Parlato
Carey Harrison, Zbigniew Herbert, Bruce Guernsey, Phil Boiarski
Linda Nemec Foster, Gabor Zsille, John Guzlowski, Charles Fishman
Louis Daniel Brodsky, Ed Budzilowicz, Victor Contoski, Leonard Kress
Stephen Lewandowski, Joseph Lisowski, John Surowiecki, Bona Zuske
Krystyna Lenkowska, Eric Whitacre, Charles Phoenix, Doug Ordunio
J. Douglas Balcomb, Sam Crespi, Laila Lalami, William Shatner
John Kilgore, John Guzlowski, Stuart Vail
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