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Keyhole Magazine
ERIC SPITZNAGEL has written for magazines like Playboy, Esquire, Harper's, Spy, Maxim, Blender and Salon. He’s a contributing editor for The Believer Magazine and the website editor for Monkeybicycle. He’s written six books, one of which was published in German and features a cat on the cover for no apparent reason. MICHAEL KIMBALL has published two novels, THE WAY THE FAMILY GOT AWAY (2000) and HOW MUCH OF US THERE WAS (2005), both of which have been translated (or are being translated into) many languages. His third novel, DEAR EVERYBODY, will be published in the spring of 2008 in the UK and the fall of 2008 in the US and Canada. He has won a fellowship from the New York Foundation for the Arts, a Boswell and Johnson Award, and the Lidano Fiction Prize. Recently, Stephen King short-listed one of his stories for BEST AMERICAN SHORT STORIES, as did Dave Eggers for BEST AMERICAN NONREQUIRED READING. He has also published many pieces in many literary magazines, including Open City, Prairie Schooner, Post Road, and New York Tyrant. He lives in Charm City with his charming wife.
WILLIAM WALSH - In addition to a short story forthcoming in New York Tyrant, William Walsh's fiction has appeared in Juked, Lit, Press, Rosebud, Crescent Review, Quarterly West, McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, and other journals. Portions of question-based derived texts series sourced from the many (many) books of Calvin Trillin have appeared in (or are forthcoming in) Caketrain, Opium, Segue, Bleeding Quill, Blotter, 5_Trope, Fringe, Slurve, Turnpike Gates, and Elimae. JOE GIORDANO spends his workdays in the health care industry. He graduated with a B.A. in Theater in '97 from The University of Tennessee. He has spent most of his adult years focused on playwriting. Recently he completed a children's chapter book, The Monster That Looked Like a Booger, and he is currently working on his first novel, Stan. JASON COOK lives in Florida but doesn't believe anyone cares. He chases skirts, writes, is an avid believer in a cosmic balance which he is still seeking to attain, and can't live without coffee. This is his first publication. KAREN LILLIS was born in Washington, D.C., raised in Virginia, and spent most of her adult years in New York City. She recently moved to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. NOEL SLOBODA currently lives in Pennsylvania, where he serves as dramaturg for the Harrisburg Shakespeare Festival and teaches at Penn State York. His poetry has appeared in a number of places, including Chronogram, Waterways, BLOW, Cape Rock, Blue Earth Review, Ghoti, Free Verse, erbacce, and the Ottawa Arts Review. RENEE EMERSON is a student at Union University hoping to pursue her MFA in poetry in the fall. She was published in the Fall 2007 issue of Tar River Poetry magazine and the 2006 and 2007 issues of The Torch literary magazine. She waitresses at the Crackerbarrel in Jackson, Tennessee, has a husband that works at taco place and a cat named Rob. COREY MESLER has published prose and/or poetry in Turnrow, Adirondack Review, American Poetry Journal, Paumanok Review, Yankee Pot Roast, Elimae, H_NGM_N, Euphony, Jabberwock Review, and others. He’s the author of two novels, A Novel In Dialogue and We Are Billion-Year-Old Carbon. He also published five chapbooks in 2006 and four more in 2007. He has been a book reviewer, fiction editor, university press sales rep, grant committee judge, father and son. He and his wife are the owners of Burke’s Book Store.
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