Maureen Kingston

Editor: Approaches to Literature by Gilbert Vaughan

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Johnny D. Isles

Editor: Wacky Paradise by Sayaka Igoshi

"Johnny D. Iles is obsessed with strippers, jazz clubs, and women with issues. He is a voice for Blue Collar America."

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Greta Smith (2005 Graduate)

Co-Editor: Words Like Rain, A Celebration of Poetry at Wayne State College

After trying just about every major under the sun, this small town Nebraska girl graduated with a degree in English writing and a minor in editing and publishing.  She is currently working on a marketing team for a manufacturing company as a copywriter.  While she enjoys her job, she loves her free time that she fills with part-time bartending, traveling, singing, hiking, gardening and searching for the life she has dreamt of.

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Scott McIntosh

Co-Editor: Words Like Rain, A Celebration of Poetry at Wayne State College

Scott McIntosh currently works as an editor for the Norfolk Daily News and has been instrumental in producing and editing numerous books for Logan House and also Grizzly Press, where he serves as editor-in-chief.

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Eddie Elfers

Production Editor: Still Life Moving

(See Editors and Staff of WSC Press)

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Jim Reese

Editor: Still Life Moving

JIM REESE is an Assistant Professor of English and the Director of the Great Plains Writers' Tour at Mount Marty College in Yankton, South Dakota and the Editor-in-Chief of P ADDLEFISH.  Reese's poetry and prose have appeared in numerous journals and anthologies: New York Quarterly, Prairie Schooner, Paterson Literary Review, South Dakota Review, and elsewhere. He is the editor of Still Life Moving ( WSC Press, 2006). His most recent collection of poetry is These Trespasses (Backwaters Press, 2005, 2006). Poems from this new book were recently nominated for the Pushcart Prize.

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Alicia Karli

Editor: Hot Papers, 2006 and 2007

Alicia Karli has nothing interesting to say about her past, except to say that old skateboards and big hills do not mix, especially when one is still learning.
Alicia Karli is honored to have been a part of Wayne State's writing program, through which she was able to work on Hot Papers for the WSC Press. Alicia is very grateful for the experience and very grateful she was able to work with such cool people the entire time she was at WSC. She doesn't have a single bad thing to say about any of those fabulous crackpots.

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Bonnie Johnson-Haddix

Editor: Teachers College: Essays on the Art of Education

Bonnie Johnson-Haddix, an adjunct English instructor at Northeast Community College, holds an MSE in Curriculum and Instruction and a BS in Literature and Writing from Wayne State College in Wayne, Nebraska. She is the editor of Teachers College: Essays on the Art of Education which will be published in January, 2008. Bonnie has produced two chap books: Bildungsroman 38 (2004) and Named But Unknown (2007), and she has been published in Voices Out of Nowhere (2001, 2002), Judas Goat (2003), and Words Like Rain (2004).

Gilbert Vaughan

Author: Approaches to Literature, A Practical Handbook for Beginners

Born in Oklahoma City.  Graduate degrees--PhD and MA from University of Arkansas.  I taught 40 years--one year at Kemmerer, Wyoming High School, 5 years as a Graduate assistant in U of A, and 34 years at Wayne State College. My specialties included Homer, the Greek dramatists, the Bible, modern British fiction and drama, India fiction, and Shakespeare. Since retiring I have read a lot and traveled to India, Russia, Mexico, Greece, and Chicago.

I developed the handbook to use in my introductory literature classes and Approaches to Literature.

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William Kloefkorn

Author: Still Life Moving

William Kloefkorn has published more than twenty collections of poetry, among them Alvin Turner as Farmer, Drinking the Tin cup dry, and Sergeant Patrick Grass, Chief Carpenter: On the Trail with Lewis & Clark. His work has appeared in many periodicals, including Prairie Schooner, Harper’s, North American Review, and Georgia Review. Three memoirs were published by the University of Nebraska Press: This Death by Drowning, Restoring the Burnt Child, and At Home on this Moveable Earth. He is an Emeritus Professor of English at the University of Wesleyan in Lincoln and serves as the Nebraska State Poet.

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Carlos Fry

Artist: Still Life Moving  

Carlos Frey, born in Oklahoma and raised in Kansas, lives now and does his painting in Wayne, Nebraska. Though his academic training was in sculpture, his passion for the past forty years has been painting, his favorite medium being pastel. He has studied with a number of prominent artists, including Harley Brown and Frank Webb, and his work has earned him a variety of awards. The paintings in Still Life Moving derive from a series of photographs he took while attending ceremonies and celebrations conducted by Native Americans in Nebraska.

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Sayaki Igoshi

Author/Illustrator: Wacky Paradise