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CLC Contributors
The following writers and poets have contributed to this catalog by providing reviews and checking each others' work. Many of them are students at the University of Bridgeport.
Angela Barbier is a member of the creative writing program at the University of Bridgeport. She has been writing since the age of fourteen. In her spare time, she performed thrice at Carnegie Hall as part of a choir. She now spends her time working on her two novels. In the spring of 2007, she had both poetry and fiction published in Groundswell.
Danielle Barse is part of the creative writing program at the University of Bridgeport. Danielle grew up in a small town in upstate New York, where she found her love of writing in the serene woods of her backyard. Danielle moved to Connecticut in 2004. She has performed her poetry at the International Poetry Festival and has had her poems published in Groundswell. She currently resides in Bridgeport where she is continuing to write and find her place in this chaotic world.
ShaMaar A. Blount is a creative writing student at the University of Bridgeport. He has been writing since the early age of 6 years old and has contributed to his highschool's newspaper and literary magazines. ShaMaar also has a publication in The Colors of Life. ShaMaar aspires to be a screenwriter, creating and writing a television series.
Jennifer M. Cervero is currently a member of the University of Bridgeport’s graphic design program. She previously attended Gibbs College, graduating Suma Cum Laude with an Associates of Applied Sciences in Visual Communications in 2006. Her publications and awards include “Death Car Sixteen” in Our Picturesque Ruins for which she received the Editors Choice Award, “Generation X” in Best Poems and Poets of 2003, and “Archangel”, “Muse”, and “Intellect Artillery” from the Gibbs Voice Poetry Digest. She has also worked for an international design agency in SoNo and a recording studio in Stamford, CT. She has done collaborative work for Interphex, Maritime Aquarium Center, Cartus, and iUniverse. She’s worked with music artists such as Mysterious, Twiin Touch, and Omeil. While working with the recording studio, she was involved with an AIDS benefit CD in which she designed the art work for the release.
T.Ron Christy is a Mass Communications major focusing on public relations. He also has a minor in fashion merchandising, and is beginning his journey to become a writer.
Nik Cook is a graduate of the University of Bridgeport's Creative Writing Program. Since infancy he has been moving all about the globe. His short works have been published internationally. Nik loved to read books about Greek mythology at a very young age. His writing career started when his mother suggested that he should start writing his own mythology. Since then, Nik could not imagine that he could be happy doing anything else.
Rosemary Landano is a Literature major at the University of Bridgeport beginning her Senior year in the Fall of 2008. She has been honored as an NCAA All-American Scholar Athlete, an NFCA All-American Scholar Athlete, and at the
University of Bridgeport she is the Women’s Softball Scholar Athlete Representative. Her work has been published recently in Groundswell and the SNReview.
Jenette Lebel is part of both the Creative Writing program and Sociology program at the University of Bridgeport. She has been expressing herself creatively in the fields of visual arts and fiction writing since she was a child. She has four stories published on MicroHorror, a piece that will be published in the upcoming issue of Groundswell, and a piece that will be in the April issue of Pens on Fire.
A senior at the University of Bridgeport, Jennifer Marine has dedicated herself to writing. She has recently published one of her works to Groundswell. Considering her great interest in different cultures, she has participated in the International Festival Week at University of Bridgeport, performing one of her published work there.
Tara Minopoli is part of the creative writing program at the University of Bridgeport. She has been writing since the age of eight. Her work has been featured in The Scribe and Groundswell.
Monique Ross is a New Zealander who has lived in Australia, and is currently a senior at the University of Bridgeport. Part of the International Studies program her writing has a global perspective, and she enjoys writing about subjects that transcend national boundaries, issues, and cultures.
Angela Barbier is a member of the creative writing program at the University of Bridgeport. She has been writing since the age of fourteen. In her spare time, she performed thrice at Carnegie Hall as part of a choir. She now spends her time working on her two novels. In the spring of 2007, she had both poetry and fiction published in Groundswell.
Danielle Barse is part of the creative writing program at the University of Bridgeport. Danielle grew up in a small town in upstate New York, where she found her love of writing in the serene woods of her backyard. Danielle moved to Connecticut in 2004. She has performed her poetry at the International Poetry Festival and has had her poems published in Groundswell. She currently resides in Bridgeport where she is continuing to write and find her place in this chaotic world.
ShaMaar A. Blount is a creative writing student at the University of Bridgeport. He has been writing since the early age of 6 years old and has contributed to his highschool's newspaper and literary magazines. ShaMaar also has a publication in The Colors of Life. ShaMaar aspires to be a screenwriter, creating and writing a television series.
Jennifer M. Cervero is currently a member of the University of Bridgeport’s graphic design program. She previously attended Gibbs College, graduating Suma Cum Laude with an Associates of Applied Sciences in Visual Communications in 2006. Her publications and awards include “Death Car Sixteen” in Our Picturesque Ruins for which she received the Editors Choice Award, “Generation X” in Best Poems and Poets of 2003, and “Archangel”, “Muse”, and “Intellect Artillery” from the Gibbs Voice Poetry Digest. She has also worked for an international design agency in SoNo and a recording studio in Stamford, CT. She has done collaborative work for Interphex, Maritime Aquarium Center, Cartus, and iUniverse. She’s worked with music artists such as Mysterious, Twiin Touch, and Omeil. While working with the recording studio, she was involved with an AIDS benefit CD in which she designed the art work for the release.
T.Ron Christy is a Mass Communications major focusing on public relations. He also has a minor in fashion merchandising, and is beginning his journey to become a writer.
Nik Cook is a graduate of the University of Bridgeport's Creative Writing Program. Since infancy he has been moving all about the globe. His short works have been published internationally. Nik loved to read books about Greek mythology at a very young age. His writing career started when his mother suggested that he should start writing his own mythology. Since then, Nik could not imagine that he could be happy doing anything else.
Rosemary Landano is a Literature major at the University of Bridgeport beginning her Senior year in the Fall of 2008. She has been honored as an NCAA All-American Scholar Athlete, an NFCA All-American Scholar Athlete, and at the
University of Bridgeport she is the Women’s Softball Scholar Athlete Representative. Her work has been published recently in Groundswell and the SNReview.
Jenette Lebel is part of both the Creative Writing program and Sociology program at the University of Bridgeport. She has been expressing herself creatively in the fields of visual arts and fiction writing since she was a child. She has four stories published on MicroHorror, a piece that will be published in the upcoming issue of Groundswell, and a piece that will be in the April issue of Pens on Fire.
A senior at the University of Bridgeport, Jennifer Marine has dedicated herself to writing. She has recently published one of her works to Groundswell. Considering her great interest in different cultures, she has participated in the International Festival Week at University of Bridgeport, performing one of her published work there.
Tara Minopoli is part of the creative writing program at the University of Bridgeport. She has been writing since the age of eight. Her work has been featured in The Scribe and Groundswell.
Monique Ross is a New Zealander who has lived in Australia, and is currently a senior at the University of Bridgeport. Part of the International Studies program her writing has a global perspective, and she enjoys writing about subjects that transcend national boundaries, issues, and cultures.
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