Tom Gilroy (TG) is an actor, director, and playwright from New York. He is the co-founder (with Lili Taylor and Michael Imperioli) of the theatre company MACHINE FULL, for which he has written and mounted over a dozen pieces. He has appeared in several films, including Land & Freedom, Girls Town, and Ratchet, and is the director of the internationally acclaimed short film Touch Base.
Anna Grace (AG) is a writer and performer who lives in New York. She co-wrote and appeared in the movie Girls Town, winner of two awards at the 1996 Sundance Festival. In 1997, she received a fellowship from The MacDowell Colony.
Jim McKay (JM) is a film and videomaker and co-founder of C-Hundred Film Corp. He co-wrote and directed Girls Town, his first feature film.
Douglas A. Martin (DM) is the author of two poetry collections, my gradual demise & honeysuckle and Servicing the Salamander, as well as a novel as yet unpublished.
Grant Lee Phillips (GP) is best known as a songwriter and a recording artist. Under the title of his musical group Grant Lee Buffalo, he has released three critically acclaimed albums to date with a new one in the works. Venturing into other forms of expression such as the haiku is in keeping with his nature. Phillips is also fluent in the visual arts.
Rick "Biskit" Roth (RR) has been a hardcore human rights actvist for almost twenty years, coordinating a dedicated group of Amnesty International volunteers in Somerville, Massachusetts. He is owner of Mirror Image, an award-winning screenprinting shop, known for their fine art reproductions on T-shirts. He is the proud father of four daughters.
Michael Stipe (MS) is a singer/songwriter, photographer, and film producer. This is his first inclusion in a publication of haiku.
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