Bonny Cassidy’s work has appeared in Southerly, Gangway and Stylus Poetry Journal, and is soon to be translated into Serbian for the journal, Treci Trg. She has been commissioned for the Red Room Company’s 2004 ‘Toilet Doors Poetry’ project, Vibewire’s 2004 poet in residence position and, currently, to write an opera libretto for production in 2007. This year, with the assistance of the Australia Council, Bonny is editing an anthology of new literature by writers presented at Sydney’s The Salon debate nights in 2005.
Nicolás Fernandez‐Medina was born in Málaga Spain, 1974. Past projects include academic and fiction pieces for Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, Luso‐Brazilian Review, BoletínRAMON, Latin American Review, Tertulia Magazine, Scrivener’s Pen, and El Sótano 00931. He is currently undertaking a thesis on Antonio Machado’s poetry at Stanford University.
Sandra Huber’s work has appeared in the milieu portfolio/anthology of Canadian women writers and, most recently, in idea&s. She is a former editor of poetry for Opium Magazine (NYC) and current editor of poetry for The Shore Magazine (Toronto). Lately, she spends her time contemplating cities and the unfortunate decay of lying.
Margaret bloggs regularly about art on: http://artandmayhem.blogspot.com
Daniel Charles Menges has also had Other Animals an archival sound montage about xenophobia (Us Vs. Them colonial mentality), broadcast on ABC’s The Night Air. He is currently working on two forthcoming short stories; one about white male privilege and the myth of ‘Reconciliation’, the other about sex, power and Othering. Exile(d) contains samples from ‘Winta’ by Rachid Taha and Steve Hillage, The Terminal by Steven Spielberg, ‘Air Traffic (Atc Chill Mix) from Samsung Chill Out Vol. 2, CD 2; ‘First Flight 4’ by Daniel Charles Menges; and, ‘The Sound of Silence (SOS Trinity Fm Radio Mix)’ from Samsung Chill Out Vol. 2, CD 2.