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Slaten, Daniel |
Slemp, Nathan This haiku was written during a slow math class in college. (Most of them were slow that semester) Oddly enough, the voice of the professor made great white noise for writing, and this is one of the results. |
Slover-Linett, Cheryl Cheryl Slover-Linett (she/hers) is a poet based in Santa Fe, NM. In addition to writing poetry she leads wilderness retreats through Lead Feather, the nature non-profit she founded in 2008. She spends as much time as she can in the high desert mountains of northern New Mexico. |
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Sly-Terpstra, Dawn Dawn Sly-Terpstra is pursuing her lifelong passion of writing poetry, short fiction and non-fiction. With masters degrees in anthropology and family studies, she enjoys discovering culture, magic, and family wherever she travels. With deep roots in her home state of Iowa, she is inspired by connecti |
Smartt, Leilani |
Sminchak, Laura |
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Smith, Erica J Erica J. Smith enjoys creating worlds and emotions with words. She prefers haiku, however because of its strict form. Her hobbies include playing the Bamboo flute, reading, and Pilates. Erica also hosts themed blog posts concerning writing, on The Write Web. |
Smith, Justin Originally from Oregon, Justin lives with his wife and son in Virginia. He is a mathematical statistician by profession, and also practices martial arts and Spanish. He has enjoyed poetry for 30 years, but only recently began writing it. His poetry and other writing can be found on his website at ww |
Smith, Kael Michael T. Smith is an Assistant Professor of the Polytechnic Institute at Purdue University, where he received his PhD in English. He teaches cross-disciplinary courses that blend humanities with other areas. He has published over 30 poems in the last year in over 10 different journals. He also |
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Smith, Leanne E Leanne E. Smith received her MFA in Creative Nonfiction from Goucher College. Her writing has appeared in the *North Carolina Folklore Journal* and the *Flannery O'Connor Review,* and her photographs have served as cover images for *Tar River Poetry.* |
Smith, Mary Mary Smith loves to create haiku poetry that inspires deeper thoughts in others. She is a retired English teacher that loves to travel and spoil her grandchildren. |
Smith, Sarah |
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Smith, Stormy |
Smith, Sunshine |
Smith, Tim Tim Smith born in Chicago, IL in 1964 |