Katherine
Arline
Publisher
Ms. Arline is the publisher of Wind
River Press and the editor of Critique's sister-site,
The
Paumanok Review, in addition to work as a web
designer and fiction writer.
 Michael
Standaert
Managing Editor
Mr. Standaert is a freelance writer currently
living in Iowa City, Iowa. He has worked as a journalist
in the U.S. and Europe over the last few years, and helped
found Euro-correspondent.com.
Besides journalism, his fiction, poetry and essays have
appeared in a variety
of print and online magazines. He has completed two novels
and is now working on a third, The Adventures of the
Pisco Kid.
 Maya
Mirsky
Managing Editor, Europe
Ms. Mirsky is a writer and editor currently based
in Budapest, Hungary. Although she has settled down to
the life of an expatriate, she still considers herself
a Californian. She attended the University of California,
Santa Cruz and received a degree in Politics with an emphasis
on theory. Besides writing, she translates and edits academic
and business texts.
Clarissa
Aykroyd
Staff Writer
Ms. Aykroyd is a graduate of the University of Victoria,
BC. Her work has been published in several journals (The
Heroic Age, Canadian Holmes) and newspapers (The
Vancouver Sun, Victoria Times Colonist). She has authored
three children’s history book on the exploration
of California, Native American horsemanship, and the history
of Mexico, and is currently working on a book about modern
Egypt. She has also written fiction, poetry, travel writing,
and other genres. Her interests include Arthurian legend,
medieval history, Sherlock Holmes, and music. She lives
in Victoria.
Christina
Gosnell
Staff Writer
Ms. Gosnell is is a full-time freelance writer
who shares a great love for the written word in its many
forms. She is currently finishing up an ebook as well
as work on a novel that she calls, "Her greatest
work in progress." She's done many projects including
work on textbooks, how-to pieces, and personal essays.
You'll always find a book in her hand wherever she goes.
 Janie
Franz
Staff Writer
Ms. Franz holds a BA in anthropology and has worked
as a freelance writer and/or editor for publications including
High Plains Reader, Grand Forks Herald, and Red
River Valley Magazine. For the past eight years, she
has been employed as the owner of J. Freeman Franz Writing
Services, thus garnering extensive experience in ghost
writing, manuscript preparation, and editing.
Paul
Holler
Staff Writer
Mr. Holler is a
writer of books for children and short stories. His short
stories have appeared in Skylark and other print
publications as well as various on-line journals. His children's
book, Nicholas and the Whales, is now available in
electronic format from Crossroadspub.com. You can visit
him online at members.aol.com/pfholler/Index.html.
Gangadharan
Marudhan
Staff Writer
Mr. Marudhan is based in Chennai, India
and divides his time between work, reading and writing.
With psychology as a minor and English as a major in post-graduate
work, he is presently employed as a Systems Coordinator
in a logistics organisation. Apart from writing, his chief
interest lies in reading a wide range of books with a particular
focus towards nonfiction works, travelogues and classics.
He has developed an inclination to produce essays, columns,
short stories and reviews, which are presently being published
Elizabeth
Routen
Freelance Writer
Ms. Routen is the author of the recently released short
story collection Voices on the Stair. Her writing
has appeared or is forthcoming from more than forty publications
including Story Digest, Vincent Brothers Review, and
The Newport Review. She is a staff writer for
Storyteller Magazine. You can visit her online at http://routen.windriverpress.com.
Allegra
Wong
Staff Writer
Ms. Wong is a poet, essayist, and modern autobiographer. She
has won three nominations for the Pushcart Prize. She has
done extensive graduate work in English and American Literature
and Language at Harvard University where her research focused
on modern autobiography. Her poetry and prose have been published
in numerous journals including: Modern Haiku; Turnstile;
3rd Bed; Oyster Boy Review; The Montserrat Review; The 2River
View; Brevity; Linnaean Street; The Paumanok Review; and
(Harvard) Scriptorium. Her first collection of autobiographical
writings is under review for publication, and she is currently
working on a second collection. She teaches at Writers On
the Net http://www.writers.com.
She divides her time between New York City and Boston, MA.
She has one son. |
