Spring 2012 Contributors:

F.J. Bergmann

F.J. Bergmann frequents Wisconsin and fibitz.com, functioning (so to speak) as editor of Star*Line, the journal of the Science Fiction Poetry Association (sfpoetry.com), and poetry editor of Mobius: The Journal of Social Change (mobiusmagazine.com). Poetry, science fiction, and what falls between those worlds has appeared in Apex, Brain Harvest, Mythic Delirium, Strange Horizons, Weird Tales, and regular literary journals that should have known better. A fourth chapbook, Out of the Black Forest, is forthcoming from Centennial Press.

Khalilah Boone

Khalilah Boone enjoys the life of a graduate creative writing student. Funded by the Jacob K. Javits Fellowship, she hangs out in coffee shops writing fiction and editing journals; reading and interacting with creative digital work, so she decided to choose New Media for other people to enjoy. She has previously served as a fiction editor for The Minnesota Review.

Eric LemaY

Eric LeMay teaches in the creative writing program at Ohio University.  He is the author of Immortal Milk (Free Press, 2010) and The One in the Many (Zoo Press, 2003).  His work has appeared in The Harvard Review, Narrative Magazine, Gastronomica, DIAGRAM, Poetry Daily, the Best Food Writing series, and other venues.  Visit his website at http://ericlemay.org.

Christine wilks

Christine Wilks is a British writer and artist who creates electronic literature and art for the web at her site crissxross.net and engages in collaborative remixing at remixworx.net. Her digital fiction, 'Underbelly', won the MaMSIE Digital Media Competition 2011 and the New Media Writing Prize 2010. Her work is published in online journals and anthologies, including the 'Electronic Literature Collection, Volume 2', 'Hyperrhiz', 'Third Hand Plays' at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Blog, and will appear in the forthcoming ‘ELMCIP Anthology of European Electronic Literature’. She has presented and/or exhibited her work widely at international festivals, conferences, live literature and arts events, and is one of the founding members of the newmediawritingforum.co.uk, a hub for digital writers to share ideas, resources and discussion. She is a director of Make It Happen, e-learning specialists for the UK non-profit sector.

nanette wylde

Nanette Wylde is a conceptual artist, writer and cultural worker making socially reflective, language-based works generally of hybrid media. Wylde has a BA in Behavioral Science from San Jose State University. Her MFA is in Interactive Multimedia from Ohio State University. She is Professor of Art & Art History at California State University, Chico where she developed and heads the Digital Media/Electronic Arts Program. Her interests include: language, personality, difference, beliefs, systems, ideas, movement, reflection, identity, perceptions, structures, stories, socialization, definitions, context, memory, experience, change, and residue.
"The Qi Project" is an inquiry into the nature of humanity and what it means to be human at this moment in time.  I interviewed people in front of a camcorder, via postcard, email, website and telephone. The questions asked were "What does it mean to be human?" and "What is humanity?" "The Qi Project" was conceived in 2005 after nine weeks of study and travel in China. The Project brings together nine years of video people watching, interviews in both written and video form, and welcomes audience participation. Website http://qiproject.net.

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