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 | Frank Galpin (Guest Editor) has had a wide variety of his work published. Recently, his first poem appeared in Starkravingsanity (Yippee!). His current project is trying to get his three children's books published, while holding down a full time job. Frank's hobbies include, writing short stories, writing short stories and writing short stories for a future chapbook. Connecticut is where his body resides but his mind lives somewhere in another universe. He loves contact from sane people at: rowell_g@hotmail.com David Toussaint (Guest Editor) is a resident of New York City and has been a professional writer since the age of 15. He is also an actor, director, and producer. He's a freelance writer for Conde Nast Publications, and has written numerous short stories, two screenplays, and a play, "Backstage Bitches," which he produced and directed off-Broadway in 1999. He's been published in the e-zines "ZendZine" and "Outsider Ink? The Voice of the Individualist" and has written articles for "Conde Nast Traveler," "Working Woman," "7 Days," "Instinct," "Stages," and "BRIDE'S" magazines, among others. This is his second term as a Guest Editor for "All-Story Extra," having first worked on the January 2000 issue for one month. He'd like to say that his biggest achievement is his short story in the current "Harper's." He'd like to say that, but can't, as they've yet to acknowledge his existence. David can be reached at: Xtoussaint@aol.com Rebecca Carmi was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio and has since lived in three countries and five states. She currently resides in Brooklyn, New York with her husband and two sons where she is president of the neighborhood school PTA. (It's amazing who you turn into once you have children). She has a degree in Comparative Literature from Brown University, a Master in Music performance from Cleveland Institute of Music, and Cantorial Investiture from Hebrew Union College. She sings professionally, substitutes and concertizes as a Cantor, writes children's books for Scholastic Publishers, Inc., science fiction stories for herself and anyone who will read them, raises her children full time, cooks up a storm and looks despairingly at overpriced New York city real estate. She can be reached at: CantoRebek@aol.com Girija Tropp nearly became a doctor, a linguist, a social scientist, an equestrian, a truck driver, a basket case. Fortunately for these professions, she became a dancer and writer instead. She lives in Melbourne, Australia, with her husband, a painter and food manufacturer. Her two children, when asked what their mother does, prefer to explain that she is unemployed. She has short stories published, has received a literary award from the Fellowship of Australian Writers, and has an extract from a novella to be published in Australian Short Stories. She is a reader and editor with a small publishing company. Her hobbies are food, food and food. She can be reached at: gtropp@iprimus.com.au |
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