Brad Osmond, founder of 360 Main Street, born and raised in Saginaw, Michigan, is
a professional software developer, web designer, and webmaster. Since his childhood,
he's spent the greater part of his days contemplating exotic ways to cross-pollinate
the left and right moieties of his brain. Some of his more delectable fruits can
be sampled at
straymedia.com.
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Writer, editor, and translator Jeanne Lesinski holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in
French from DePauw University. Over the years she has published four books, including
Bill Gates (Lerner, 2007), as well as hundreds of articles for magazines
and reference books. Her poems, essays, and reviews have appeared in the anthology
Poem, Revised (Marion Street, 2008) and various print journals and websites.
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Jeremy Benson writes stories, tells lies, and frequently invents objects that already
exist. He'd like to be a freelance radio producer but is too busy reading Czech
literature, co-editing the Avalanche at
swsalps.com and acting as the Postmaster General for the Aloha Project, and offering woodworkers advice that
may or may not be accurate.
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Gina Myers was born and raised in Saginaw. She completed her M.F.A. in creative
writing at the New School, and is the author of A Model Year, a book of
poems (Coconut Books, 2009). She is the Book Reviews Editor at H_NGM_N
(h-ngm-n.com) and NewPages (newpages.com), runs Lame House Press (an independent
press that specializes in hand-bound limited edition poetry chapbooks), and regularly
contributes features, reviews, and articles to a variety of publications.
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Educator and artist, Sean Gallagher earned his B.A. in Art and History Education
from Saginaw Valley State University and his MA in Humanities from Central Michigan
University. He has been employed as a high school art teacher by the Unionville/Sebewaing
Area School District since 1998 and, on occasion, has also served as an adjunct
staff member for SVSU’s art department. When not teaching, he can often be found
wandering the streets of the Tri-Cities with his camera and tripod in pursuit of
what Henri Cartier-Bresson called "The Decisive Moment". You can view his work at
www.seangallagherartist.com.
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Michael Sikkema lives in Grand Rapids, MI. He earned an MA from Central Michigan
University and an MFA from Saint Mary's College of California. His chapbook Code
Over Code was put out by Lame House Press, and his full-length collection
of poetry, Futuring, was published by BlazeVOX books. He, like you, isn't
sure what will happen next. Writers interested in reviewing books for 360 Main Street,
please visit 360mainstreetbookreviewpage.blogspot.com.
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