Yesenia Padilla
Born and raised in San Francisco, CA, Yesenia Padilla packed her backpack and high-tailed it to San Diego to attend UCSD’s fantastically quirky undergraduate Literature-Writing program, where her focus is flash fiction and prose poetry (but really, it was totally for the weather). Whiskey in one hand, pen in the other, [...]
Barbara Davenport
Barbara Davenport has been following Reality Changers for three years, and and first wrote about them in a cover story for the Reader, http://www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2008/dec/23/cover/ . Now she’s [...]
Stacy Dyson
Performance poet, playwright, acapella vocalist… Stacy Dyson has spent her life performing, singing, designing, and producing her way around the world of spoken word poetry. “It’s not enough to say “We sing because we want to..we fly because we can. (the motto of her arts consortium, DragonsWing). You have to actively live that life, otherwise [...]
Lisa Fugard
Lisa Fugard was born in South Africa and came to the United States in 1980. After working in the theater, performing in New York, London and South Africa, she turned her attention to writing. Her short fiction has been published in Story, Outside and literary magazines. Her many travel articles, essays and book reviews have [...]
Robert Dagnall
If you threw John Henry, Mark Twain, and Steve Martin into a blender, you’d come close. And make a hell of a mess of the kitchen. By day, Robert Dagnall turns job searches into success stories as president of ResumeGuru.com. After 18 years of corporate storytelling, he’s fulfilling a New Year’s resolution to [...]
Bonnie Zobell
Bonnie ZoBell was born and raised in San Diego, California. She has received an NEA for her fiction and a PEN Syndicated Fiction Award for a story that was later read on NPR. Recently included on Wigleaf’s 2009 Top 50 list for very short fiction, she also won the Capricorn [...]
Heather Fowler
Heather Fowler received her M.A. in English and Creative Writing from Hollins University in May of 1997. She has taught composition, literature, and writing-related courses at UCSD, California State University at Stanislaus, and Modesto Junior College.
She has recently published stories in the following journals and anthologies: Up the Staircase (Spring 2010); Dark Sky Magazine (Featuring [...]
Cathrine Jamie Wilcox
A 2004 graduate of the University of Utah’s Actor Training Program, her credits there include Gin in The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek, Francis in Stags and Hens, Doug Schmidt in Execution of Justice, and Riddler in A Hard Heart. While attending the University of Utah, she wrote and produced two one-act plays, including With You, [...]
Scott Allen Curry
Long time friend, first time collaborating artist with So Say We All, Scott Allen Curry continues to expand minds and hearts with what can be done on an ordinary piece of blank stage. A musical theatre performer and director, Scott is a graduate of the High School/Academy of Performing Arts in Huntington Beach, California. Across [...]
Dmytro Bershadskyy
Dmytro Bershadskyy a.k.a. narkoRn Selectah is a funky guy with many talents. Creative director and technology guru of White Gorilla Media, scientists the worlds over are yearning to study his brain, but it refuses to stay still long enough to give them a chance.
Visit his collective, White Gorilla Media.
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Adisa Ziric
An entreprenuer at heart, Adisa heads all business relations at WGM. Adisa pursued her Masters in International Business with an emphasis in Sustainable Management because it provided her with the tools to influence positive change in the world, but no business school on earth could teach her gypsy ways. That part [...]
Karl Sherlock
Karl Sherlock teaches Creative Writing, Literature and Composition at Grossmont College. His degrees include a Master of Arts in English from the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, and a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from the University of California, Irvine. In addition to being an Academy of American Poets [...]
J.Blow
If J.Blow were a set of kicks, he’d be Air Jordans: constantly evolving, respecting the old school, and all up in every jump off in town. Originally from Milwaukee, he’s been DJing and producing hip hop, funk and soul for more than 10 years, always leaving behind an aftermath of [...]
Myson King
Myson King is a DJ that grew up in the Bay Area and has been DJing since 1996. Myson’s love of music began in the 80’s and would be fed by listening to the radio non-stop or by digging through his parents old jazz and soul records. In 1989 he [...]
Liz Morrison
Liz Morrison is a web content writer at UCSD. Her freelance work has appeared in The San Diego Union Tribune, San Diego Jewish Journal, Living In Style, Fido Friendly, Dining Out, and The Gay & Lesbian Times. Her opinion pieces have been featured on several websites including Washington Blade, Houston Voice, Southern Voice, Generation J, [...]
Dana Wax
After jettisoning off in a rocket designed by her father as her home planet crumbled beneath her, Dana Wax arrived in Ohio and spent her most formative years in its kooky quietness. Thankfully, she’s since moved to New York City where she writes short films, plays, and one very self-absorbed comic. She was the 2006 [...]
Andrew Printer
Born in Hong Kong and raised there, Texas and rural England, Andrew Printer is a photographer, video-maker and more recently a performance artist who has been living and working in southern California since 1991.
His videos have been screened widely at festivals in Europe, the US and on public television; his photographs have been exhibited in [...]
Aaron Heier
Aaron Heier (@AHizz on Twitter) is probably best known for two things: helping out and having tattoos. He’s an Award-winning writer, editor, publicist and social media addict who shamefully admits to having too intimate a relationship with his iPhone. Aaron’s written for television, magazines, websites and blogs the likes of HGTV, [...]
Alfonso Lopez-Yanez
Alfonso, born in Mexico, graduated from Hinsdale Central High School in Illinois in 2010 where he developed his passions for gymnastics, skateboarding and photography. He plans to pursue his photography further in art school, which can be followed via his Flickr page.
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Angella d’Avignon
After retreating to the woods to study the Bible, San Diego native Angella d’Avignon has since returned to study Journalism at the illustrious City College. Creative purveyor and attractor of weird old men, Angella prefers to tell stories with whisky, cheap cameras, and good friends.
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Kate Lee
Kate Lee came to San Diego from the Bay Area to attend UC San Diego. Currently a student at Cornell Law School, she randomly participates in creative ventures to keep herself sane.
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Dallas McLaughlin
Dallas McLaughlin is a writer for Nickelodeon’s Yo Gabba Gabba, the Aquabats and The Honking Geese as well as a DJ on FM94/9
Blog: http://www.thewholeofthemilk.tumblr.com
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Andrea Giaier
Ms. Giaier co-founded “Lassani Art” an art program that worked with youth living in displaced persons camps in post-tsunami Sri Lanka. Other experiences include Painting and English workshops in Honduras to Elementary School children and a university level design class at the Academy of Art in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Ms. Giaier [...]
Patrick Johnson
Pat is studying to be an English major with an emphasis in Creative Writing. He enjoys writing poetry, screenplays, and creating short films. He is currently in the process of writing a creative memoir composed of vignettes from his life, a comedic screenplay, and a sketch comedy web series.
His website can be found at [...]
