Page last updated: January 2004

Pamela Moore Dionne:

Latest enterprise:

Literary Salt is now a Washington State nonprofit corporation organized under the name Literary Salt Press. Ms. Dionne is currently working on the magazine's federal 501(c) 3 nonprofit status. This should be a fait accompli within the next few months.

Our ever entrepreneurial editor Ms. Dionne has created a new award-winning version of her original game. It's called baffle Gab™ and you can see it/purchase it online at www.bafflegabgame.com or at www.toysrus.com. Or visit any of the stores listed on the Baffle Gab™ website to purchase your game.

Residencies:

2001 Jack Straw foundation Artist Assistance Program residency.
1998 Centrum Poetry residency.

Latest Award:

The Jack Straw foundation's Artist Assistance Program, an Artist Trust Gap Grant, and she was a selected writer for the Jack Straw Writers Program.

Upcoming Public Readings:

Literary Salt has 2 readings scheduled at the Frye Art Museum this year. The first reading in April will feature poets published in Issue 4 as well as a few poets from previous issues. The second reading in August will feature our editorial board.

Publications:

Ms. Dionne's poetry and art appear in several publications including the first issue of Literary Salt. Other publications include Snow Monkey, Drunken Boat, Pontoon, Switched on Gutenberg, The Psychoanalytic Experience: Analysands and Other Patients in History, Avatar Review, Shenandoah, Raven Chronicles, The Jack Straw Writers Program Anthology, Vox Populi, PoetsWest Literary Journal, Manastash Review, International Alliance for Women in Music, and others.

Sharon Carter:

Latest Print Publication:

Raven Chronicles, "The Bride frightened at seeing Life Opened."
http://www.ravenchronicles.org/FoodCulture/fridasbride.html

Hogtown Creek Review, "Eyeless in Carlsbad."
http://www.hogtowncreek.org/index.htm

American Lung Association: "Cradle."

Spindrift: "Blue Heron," "Backpack trip to the Enchantments."

Upcoming Publications:

Raven Chronicles Vol. 11, No 2. Book review Red Town by Judith Skillman
http://www.ravenchronicles.org

Terra Nova: Progress and Evolution, MIT Press, poetry: "The First Mantophasmatodea"
http://www.terrain.org/terranova

Omega #4: poetry: "What History Repeats," "Un-poem," "Ash."
http://www.howlingdogpress.com/OMEGA/index.html

Poetry on the Buses: "Wherever I am , There you are."
http://www.culturaldevelopment.org/publicart/poetry/index.htm

Visual Art Publication:

Switched-on Gutenberg Vol. 6, No 1. Flora and Fauna
http://faculty.washington.edu/jnh

Dicey Brown "Hands"
http://www.diceybrown.com/winter2003contents.html

Upcoming Visual Art:

Raven Chronicles Vol. 11, No 2. War Veterans and Peacekeepers
http://www.ravenchronicles.org

Omega #4: J. F. Carter, Ash
http://www.howlingdogpress.com/OMEGA/index.html

Residencies:

2001 Hedgebrook Residency, an artist community for women writers.
http://www.hedgebrook.org

Latest Award:

The Jack Straw Foundation Writers award 2003 for poems from The Moth King manuscript
http://www.jackstraw.org

Rebecca Loudon:

Recent print publications:

Square Lake

Recent online publications:

Snow Monkey
Snakeskin

Forthcoming publications:

Ms. Loudon has a full length collection of poetry, Tarantalla, forthcoming from Ravenna Press in late 2004.
http://www.ravennapress.com
King County Poetry & Art on the Buses