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Heighton, Steven
Heighton is the author, most recently, of a collection of poems called The address book (Anansi 2004). His novel The shadow boxer appeared with Knopf in Canada and was also published by Granta Books in Britain and Australia, by Houghton Mifflin in the USA (a Publishers' Weekly Book of the Year, 2002) and in Italy. Other books include Flight paths of the Emperor (Granta 2000) and The ecstasy of skeptics (Stoddart 1998). His work is translated into eight languages, has been internationally anthologised, and has been nominated for the Governor General's Award, the Trillium Award, the Pushcart Prize, and the WH Smith Award.
Herman, David
Herman teaches in the English Department at Ohio State University, where he co-founded Project Narrative, an initiative that promotes state-of-the-art research and teaching in the field of narrative studies. He is the author, editor, or co-editor of nine books on various aspects of narrative, and he also serves as editor of the Frontiers of Narrative book series as well as the journal Storyworlds, both published by the University of Nebraska Press.
Herron, Guy
Guy is an ex-student, ex-soldier, ex-logger, ex-construction worker, ex-steelworker, ex-motorcycle deliveryman, ex-motorcycle racer, ex-bouncer, ex-newspaper editor and ex-husband. Other writing of his has appeared in Newtopia.
Herzer, Christine
Herzer is a poet and visual artist. Recent publications include Fence, American Letters & Commentary, H_NGM_N, Pinstripe Fedora, Her Royal Majesty, The New York Quarterly and Upstairs at Duroc.
Hess, Amy Marie
Hess lives in Fairmont, WV. Her work has appeared in The Taj Mahal Review, HazMat Review, The Oak, SP Quill Magazine, Poetry Salzburg Review and The Aguilar Expression.
Hetzler, Josh
Hetzler grew up in Northern California but has lived in New York City for 10 years. His works for the stage include a full-length play, Painting Palm Trees, and a one-act, Breakfast in Bombay.
Hibbs, Angela
Hibbs is the author of Passport (DC Books, 2006), a collection of poems long-listed for the Relit Awards. Her work has appeared in Exile, Matrix and Antigonish Review.
Higa, Thad
Higa lives in Seattle and has worked as an intern at Wave Books, as well as for the writer Tao Lin.
Higgins, Ed
Higgins' writing has appeared in numerous journals. He lives on a small farm in Yamhill, Oregon.
Higgins, Kevin
Higgins lives in Galway, Ireland, where with his wife Susan Millar DuMars he co-organises the Over The Edge: Open Reading series. The Boy With No Face (Salmon 2005) was short-listed for the 2006 Strong Award for Best First Collection by an Irish poet. A collection of essays and reviews, Poetry, Politics & Dorothy Gone Horribly Astray, was published by Lapwing Press in 2006. His second collection of poems is Time Gentlemen, Please (Salmon 2008).
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