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Holmes, Carly Carly Holmes lives and writes on the west coast of Wales, UK. Her short fiction has been published in a number of literary journals and her debut novel, The Scrapbook, was published in 2014 by Parthian. Carly has recently started writing haiku based on subverting fairytales. www.carlyholmes.co.uk |
Holton, Jackleen |
Hoo, Misha Misha Hoo is an Australian writer with a passion for nature, spirituality and extraordinary adventures. Her work has appeared in Crack the Spine, The Blue Hour, Women of Letters and Switch (the difference). Misha is currently completing her BA in World Religion and English Literature. |
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Hopkinson, Trish Trish Hopkinson loves words and digs poetry slams. Her mother tells everyone that she was born with a pen in her hand. She has been published in several journals, including the Chagrin River Review and Touchstones, the latter in which she won second place for poetry twice. She recently received awar |
Hopper, Stephanie |
Horn, Alex |
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Horrocks, Stephen |
Horton, David Harrison David Harrison Horton is an artist, writer, curator, editor, and critic living in Beijing. |
Hotaling, Scott |
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Houlis, Alexandra |
Houston, Opie Opie Houston is a retired military officer, retired college English teacher, and retired magician. Married to poet Mary Houston. They have six kids, six grand kids, one great-grand kid, and another on the way... |
Howard, Alora |
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Howard, Beth Beth Howard is a writer living in Cheyenne, Wyoming. She fell in love with writing 5-7-5 haiku in 2006 after reading Clark Strand's book "Seeds From a Birch Tree." Her haiku poems appear in Natalie Goldberg's book, "The True Secret of Writing" and in the journal "Three Line Poetry." |
Howard, James My pen name is Lia Rayne and I am a 30 year old genderfluid poet. I have been writing poetry for 13 years and I have been published 3 times. |
Howard, Matt Hello, my name is Matt Howard. I'm just a writer who likes to write; so, I hope you enjoy reading my work as much as I enjoyed writing it. Also, I've been published in a handful of places, such as Poetry Quarterly and Public Illumination Magazine. Take care, -Matt Howard |