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Camlot, Jason

The animal library (DC Books 2000), was nominated for the AM Klein Prize for Poetry. Camlot's work has appeared in Poetry Nation, Matrix, Journal of Canadian Poetry, Slingshot, sub-TERRAIN, Quarry Magazine, The Journal of Postmodern Culture and elsewhere. He teaches English at Concordia University, Montreal.

Cammon, Anne

Cammon is a poet and fiction writer who curates a literary radio show for WKCR FM New York, featuring contemporary works of poetry, fiction, new music and radio drama. Her work recently appeared Riverbabble, Rumble, Big Tex[t] and Blue Print Review.

Campanello, Kimberly

Campanello earned an MFA in creative writing from the University of Alabama and is reading a PhD in poetry at Middlesex University, London. In 2009 she was resident at the Fundación Valparaíso in Spain, and she was the featured poet in the summer 2010 issue of The Stinging Fly.

Campbell, Brian

Campbell's collection of prose poems, Passenger Flight, will be published by Signature Editions in Spring, 2009. A finalist in the 2006 CBC Literary Award for Poetry, he is also the author of Guatemala and Other Poems (1994) and Undressing the Night (2007), a translation of the selected poems of Nicaraguan-Canadian poet Francisco Santos. His work has appeared in many reviews including CV2, The New Quarterly, The Saranac Review and Dusie.

Campbell, Siobhan

Campbell's poems have appeared in Verse Magazine, The Independent, Poetry Ireland, The Sunday Tribune and elsewhere. Her collections, from Blackstaff Press, include The Permanent Wave and The Cold That Burns. She was a prize-winner in the National Poetry Competition.

Cardinale, Jenna

Whole Coconut published Cardinale's chapbook, Journals. Her work has appeared in Court Green, Cannibal, Blue Mesa Review, Columbia Poetry Review and MiPOesias, among others. She teaches poetry writing at Lehman College and Explorations Academy, New York, an experimental public high school.

Carey-Kent, Paul

Carey-Kent lives in Southampton, and is a member of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy, the Contemporary Art Society, Bassett Lawn Tennis Club and the Society Of Uxorious Love-poets.

Carmichael, Michael

Carmichael became a professional public affairs consultant, author and broadcaster in 1968. He worked in five American presidential campaigns for progressive candidates from RFK to Carter. In 2003, he founded The Planetary Movement, a nonprofit public affairs organization based in the United Kingdom. He has appeared as a public affairs expert on the BBC's Today, Hardtalk, and PM, as well as numerous appearances on ITN, NPR and many European broadcasts examining politics and culture. He can be reached through his website: www.planetarymovement.org

Carpenter, JR

Jessica's fiction has been published in Blood & Aphorisms and the Knight Literary Journal. She won the 2004 CBC Radio/QWF Québec Short Story Competition. Her writing and web art projects can be found at luckysoap.com.

Carr, Sally

Carr has two collections with Rockingham Press (Electrons on Bonfire Night 1997, and Handing on the Genes 2003), and a third is near completion. She has won the Bridport Prize, and the Kent and Sussex Open, among other awards. She lives in Wiltshire.