BARBARA ANDERSON, MFA University of Arizona 1980. Won the National Poetry Series Award for Junk City. Her publications include Ordinary Days (a chapbook) and poems that have appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies. Her latest book is a play in verse called 1-800-911. She has received a Stegner Fellowship and a NEA Fellowship in Poetry.
JANE ARMSTRONG WOODMAN, PhD University of Southern Mississippi 1995. Works appeared in Newsweek, The North American Review, Connecticut Review, New Orleans Review, and elsewhere. She worked as a commentator for National Public Radio’s All Things Considered.
ANN CUMMINS, MFA, MA University of Arizona 1989, John Hopkins 1987. Published stories in The New Yorker, Antioch Review, McSweeney’s and Red Ant House, her recent collection of short stories. Her stories have appeared in a variety of anthologies, including The Best American Short Stories, The Prentice Hall Anthology of Women’s Literature and The Best of the West. She received a Lannan fellowship.
ALLEN WOODMAN, PhD Florida State University 1986. Published six books of fiction, including Saved by Mr. F. Scott Fitzgerald, a collection of humorous stories, and The Cows Are Going to Paris, a children's picture book (selected for Doubleday and Literary Guild Book Clubs). He has published scores of short stories in magazines and anthologies, including Flash Fiction, Micro Fiction, Sudden Fiction Continued, Mirabella, and Story.