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| Gabriel Griffin |
 Gabriel Griffin (www.gabrielgriffin.org) poet and writer, the only permanent lay inhabitant of a small Italian island dominated by an enclosed monastery, is founder (2001) and organiser of Poetry on the Lake events on Lakes Orta & Maggiore (poetryonthelake.org). Her poems have been widely prized and published: Temenos Academy Review, Orbis, Scintilla Journal, Private Photo Review, Sentinel Literary Quarterly, Art Ascent, Empty Nests (Picador) etc. and in Romanian and Italian. Author: A pilgrimage from Orta to Varallo with Samuel Butler (Wyvern Works 2010), St Giulio’s Isle, (Wyvern Works 2015), various handbooks for use in seminaries at the Venice Biennale, and articles. Her novel The Monastery with Nine Doors won 2nd prize Yeovil 2017.
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| Gaither Stewart |
 Gaither Stewart regularly writes at the intersection of history, fiction, and his own considerable experience as bothwriter and citizen of the world. This brings a poignancy to his writing, mixed with the very human struggles of self and relationship that frequently occur at historical crucibles such as WWII, the cold war, western imperialism in Mexico and South America - as in this collection of short stories - or the contemporary military chess moves - as in his Europa Trilogy: The Trojan Spy, Lily Pad Roll, and Time of Exile. In Signs of the Time, the reader takes a journey with ordinary people who are each extraordinary in their own way. We see the world through their eyes. This is the gift of Stewart’s art and is amply demonstrated in this fine collection of short stories.
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| Gary Alexander Azerier |
Gary Alexander Azerier is a native of New York City, and is a broadcaster with an extensive background in radio journalism. After serving with the Informational Services Office of the Second U.S. Marine Division, Gary also taught English and Radio Communications on the university level in Boston, Westchester and New York. With his spouse Rose Ann he divides his time between his three homes in New York, Pennsylvania and Delray Beach, Florida and has written an array of books.
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| Gary Beck |
 Gary Beck has spent most of his adult life as a theater director. He has 14 published chapbooks. His poetry collections include: Days of Destruction (Skive Press), Expectations (Rogue Scholars Press). Dawn in Cities, Assault on Nature, Songs of a Clerk, Civilized Ways, Displays, Perceptions, Fault Lines, Tremors, Perturbations, Rude Awakenings, The Remission of Order and Contusions (Winter Goose Publishing). Desperate Seeker will be published by Winter Goose Publishing. Conditioned Response (Nazar Look). Resonance (Dreaming Big Publications). Virtual Living (Thurston Howl Publications). Blossoms of Decay, Expectations, Blunt Force and Transitions (Wordcatcher Publishing). Temporal Dreams and Mortal Coil will be published by Wordcatcher Publishing. Earth Links (Cyberwit Publishing). His novels include: Extreme Change (Cogwheel Press), Flawed Connections (Black Rose Writing), Call to Valor and Crumbling Ramparts (Gnome on Pigs Productions). As part of the continuing series, 'Stand to Arms Marines', Gnome on Pigs Productions will publish the third book in the series, Raise High the Walls. Sudden Conflicts (Lillicat Publishers). Acts of Defiance and Flare Up (Wordcatcher Publishing). Still Defiant (The sequel to Acts of Defiance) will be published by Wordcatcher Publishing. Extreme Change will be published by Winter Goose Publishing. His short story collections include, A Glimpse of Youth (Sweatshoppe Publications). Now I Accuse and other stories (Winter Goose Publishing). Dogs Don't Send Flowers and other stories (Wordcatcher Publishing). The Republic of Dreams and other essays (Gnome on Pig Productions). The Big Match and other one act plays will be published by Wordcatcher Publishing. His original plays and translations of Moliere, Aristophanes and Sophocles have been produced Off Broadway. His poetry, fiction and essays have appeared in hundreds of literary magazines. He lives in New York City.
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| Gary Glauber |
Gary Glauber is a widely published poet, fiction writer, teacher, and former music journalist. He champions the underdog, and strives to survive modern life's absurdities. He has two previous collections, Small Consolations (Aldrich Press) and Worth the Candle (Five Oaks Press), and two chapbooks, Memory Marries Desire (Finishing Line Press) and The Covalence of Equanimity (SurVision Books), a winner of the 2019 James Tate International Poetry Prize. Another collection, A Careful Contrition, is forthcoming later this year from Shanti Arts Publishing.
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| Gaurav Karkhanis |
 Gaurav Karkhanis is a poet, short story author, freelance writer, and an aspiring novelist, living in Mumbai, India. He is a member of a global writers forum called The Writers Lounge, and the vastly popular IndiBlogger network.
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| Geert Verbeke |
 Born in Kortrijk, Flanders (Europe) on 31 May 1948. Father of four and husband of one! Children: Hans (°1969), Saskia (°1972), Merlijn (°1984) & Jonas (°1986). His soulmate: Jenny Ovaere, ex-teacher, today a companion for Joker adventurous travelling. Author (poetry, novels, meditations, fairy tales), writes haiku since 1968. Recorded 14 cd's with relaxation music on singing bowls. http://www.haikugeert.net/
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| Geeta Chhabra |
 Geeta Chhabra writes her poems in English and her verse has been translated into Arabic and appears in reputed Arabic journals. Following the success of her first two books: An Indian Ode To The Emirates & No Journey Ends, Smash My Glass showcases some of her latest poems along with prose pieces. The volume is a captivating account of her observations some that are joyful, and some which are laden with grief. As a mentor, critic and guide, Indian poet Nissim Ezekiel encouraged Geeta Chhabra to write and that greatly propelled her poetic expressions. In 2012, Geeta Chhabra received the Poets Printery International Best Poetry Website Award for Creativity and New Age Poetry for her website, where she regularly encapsulates her point of reasoning. In the year 2012, 2014 and 2015 Geeta Chhabra received awards from the Japanese Soka Gakkai International for promoting peace through poetry. Geeta Chhabra is an Indian who divides her time between Mumbai and Dubai.
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| Gene Hirsch |
 Gene Hirsch is an academic geriatrician who, for many years, has taught human values and the emotional care of sick and dying people to medical students and doctors. He has conducted poetry workshops widely for health professionals as an expressive adjunct to their caring experiences, as well as for poets in Western NC.
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| Geoffrey Heptonstall |
Geoffrey Heptonstall is a widely published poet, contributing to anthologies and magazines throughout the world. He lives in Cambridge where he taught Writing for some years, and was a regular contributor to Chichester University's Thresholds Forum. He has been a writer with The London Magazine, especially as a poetry reviewer. His publications include a novel, Heaven s Invention, and number of short stories, and essays for a wide variety of publications. He is also a playwright with many plays and monologues broadcast, performed and/or published.
Geoffrey Heptonstall is a widely published poet, contributing to anthologies and magazines throughout the world. He lives in Cambridge where he taught Writing for some years, and was a regular contributor to Chichester University's Thresholds Forum. He has been a writer with The London Magazine, especially as a poetry reviewer. His publications include a novel, Heaven s Invention, and number of short stories, and essays for a wide variety of publications. He is also a playwright with many plays and monologues broadcast, performed and/or published.
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| George Bradford Patterson II |
 George Bradford Patterson II has deserved several times First Prize in Poetry in the monthly Poetry Contest by my institution, since he is a distinguished member of Bilingual MCA, in merit of his unique ability to write outstanding poems in both English and Spanish Languages. I learned to appreciate and even admire his particular style entangled by his non reverential mood to see reality. George is that kind of writer who does not know how to disguise ugliness.
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| George Digalakis |
 George Digalakis is an accomplished photographer, specializing in Fine Art photography and exploring the shades of black and white. He was born and raised in Athens, Greece. A medical doctor by profession, he still lives and works in Athens.
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| George Drandakis |
 Eloise is collection of poems by George Drandakis, born in Peristeri, Athens, 27-1-1945. "After graduation I took exams for a position in a Greek Bank in which twelve thousand of candidates took part, of whom only seventy were to be appointed. I succeeded to be the eighth in the success row. I have also published essays, pieces of criticism and poems in a lot of good literary magazines and newspapers, national and local, for instance "Eleftherotypia" (newspaper), "Planodion", "Alevevan", "Schedia", "Ellitrohos", "Periplous" and so on (magazines). I am member of the Pan Hellenic Poetry Society."
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| George K. Karos II |
 George K. Karos II is a musician and visual artist who was born and raised in Martinsburg, West Virginia. He attended public schools until the completion of seventh grade, and then attended and graduated from Saint James School, located in Washington County, Maryland. He received his Bachelor of Arts from West Virginia University, and his Master of Arts from American University. For over three decades, he has performed his music projects in arts venues and his poems have appeared in national and international literary publications. In this his sixth book, written over the last two years, and while living in Florida, Oregon, and Maryland. He currently lives on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, where he continues to write poetry and record music.
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| GEORGE VULTURESCU |
 He was born on the 1st of March, 1951, at Tireac, a hamlet in Satu Mare county. He graduated from the Faculty of Philology of the „Babe?-Bolyai” University in Cluj-Napoca. He worked for the culture authority in Satu Mare: the Bookshop Department, the „G. M. Zamfirescu” House of Culture of Satu Mare (as an instructor and then a manager). He was the director of the Department for Culture and National Heritage in Satu Mare county. He is a member of the Writers’ Union of Romania – the Cluj branch - and of the Romanian PEN-Club. He has received the Cultural Merit Order, cathegory A, in literature, having the rank of officer. He is a Doctor in Contemporary Literature (2010). He is currently retired.
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| Gerald Braude |
Gerald Braude is a full-time classical/jazz guitarist. Between gigs, he writes manuscript reviews for iUniverse Publishing. His other book of poems, Blues and Beyond, was published by Booktrope in 2014. Nebo: A Literary Journal has also published his poems. He has a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in psychology from Michigan State University (1981) and a guitar performance diploma from Musician’s Institute in Hollywood, California (1986).
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| GERMAIN DROOGENBROODT |
 Germain Droogenbroodt, was born 11 September 1944 in Rollegem, the Flemish part of Belgium. In 1987 he moved to the Mediterranean artist village of Altea and integrated in Spanish literary life.
Germain Droogenbroodt is an internationally appreciated poet, invited yearly at the most prestigious international poetry festivals. He wrote short stories and literary reviews, but mainly poetry, so far fourteen poetry books, published in 28 countries. He is also translator, publisher, and promoter of modern international poetry. He translated he speaks six languages – more than thirty collections of German, Italian, Spanish, Latin American, English and French poetry, including anthologies of Bertolt Brecht, Mahmud Darwish, Reiner Kunze, Miguel Hernández, José Ángel Valente, Francisco Brines and also rendered Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Persian and Korean poetry into Dutch.
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| Geza Tatrallyay |
Geza has published seventeen books (six thrillers, three memoirs, six poetry collections, a short story collection and a children's picture story book. "Beastie" Poems is his sixth poetry collection. Geza has published seventeen books (six thrillers, three memoirs, six poetry collections, a short story collection and a children's picture story book. "Beastie" Poems is his sixth poetry collection.
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| Giovanni Bracco |
 Giovanni Bracco (Polla, 1961), italian poet, lives in Rome where he is journalist. His poems appear in four books published by La Vita Felice in Milan: Le grandi mani calme, Il nostro tempo, Il mare mi ha deposto dalla croce Mediterraneo, Sull'orizzonte dei binari in fuga Carme famigliare. In Italian and translated into English and Spanish, his poems are published in various international magazines. He loves his four daughters, his vineyard and olives grove, to play harpsichord and piano.
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| Glen Armstrong |
Glen Armstrong holds an MFA in English from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and teaches writing at Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan. He edits a poetry journal called Cruel Garters. His most recent chapbooks are Simpler Times and Staring Down Miracles. His work has appeared in Poetry Northwest, Conduit, and Cream City Review.
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| Glory Sasikala |
 Glory Sasikala (Born: January 6th, 1964) is a poet and writer residing currently in Chennai, Tamilnadu. She was born in Kolkota and did her schooling there. Her husband, who was a bank manager with Canara Bank, died tragically in a road accident in 2008. She has two children, a daughter-in-law, and a grandson.
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| Gopa Nayak |
 Born and brought up in Bhubaneswar, Orissa, Gopa set up a home and raised her two sons in Hong Kong and Singapore. She then moved to Oxford to pursue her Masters leading to a DPhil from Oxford University. It was during her stay in Oxford that her words found meaning in poetry.
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| Gopal Lahiri |
 Gopal Lahiri was born in 6th December, 1957 in Calcutta, India. He has been writing poetry for more than twenty five years. He writes both in English and Bengali (mother tongue).He also occasionally writes fiction, short story, essay, articles on current affairs and scientific interest and does translation work. He is an earth scientist and currently lives in the coastal state of Gujarat, India.
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| Gouri Banerji |
 "Most of Gouri Banerji's school days were spent in a convent in Mussoorie- the then UP as a boarder.She spent her holidays reading books or writing short stories. After her Graduation from Kamala Nehru College in Elective English, she did her M A in English Literature and also another M.A. in Political Science from D U. She worked with Indo-German Chamber of Commerce for three years, after which she worked at an European Embassy, for 18 years. She left for Dehradun when her son was four, for his better education. Here she joined as English Teacher in a prestigeous CBSE School and was able to give more time to her writing. She has written "Ramayana" in a prose form in English, which was enacted by the students of the school bringing much appreciation to her ability as writer. After retirement from teaching she is able to devote all her time into writing short stories and novels".
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| Gouri Srivastava |
Dr. Gouri Srivastava, is a Professor in Women's Education, National Council of Educational Research and Training, New Delhi. She has done her M.A., M.Phil from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) and Ph.D. from Delhi University. As a student and as a professional she has received several scholarships at the National and International level. Scholarship awarded are from JNU, Indian Council of Historical Research (ICHR), Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) for pursuing M.Phil (1984) and Ph.D. work (1985-86). Scholarships was granted from the George Eckert Institute for International Textbook Research, Braunschweig, Germany to carry out research on analysis of social science textbooks of South Asia from the view point of Gender and Peace (2006). She is an Asia fellow having received scholarship from the Asian Scholarship Foundation Bangkok to undertake research work on Gender and Peace in textual materials and contextual situations in the Republic of Maldives (2006-07). She has presented papers in several National and International seminars/conferences on themes related to Girls' Education and Women s Empowerment.
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| Graham Everett |
Poet, professor, and publisher, Dr. Graham Everett is the founding editor of Street Magazine and Street Press. He has worked as poet-in-residence at New York area schools, prisons, and arts councils (1974 to 1986). Graham Everett served as the interim director of the Poetry Center at the State University of New York at Stony Brook (190-1991) , and was a faculty member in the General Studies Program at Adelphi University (1991-2012). He retired in 2012 and now lives in Durham, NC.
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| Grant Caldwell |
 Grant Caldwell is a poet, novelist and academic. He has published poetry, fiction and articles in journals in Australia, Canada, China, Colombia, Germany, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, New Zealand and U.S.A. His work has been translated into Bengali, Mandarin, Japanese, Spanish and Arabic. He has represented Australia at international poetry festivals in China, Colombia, New Zealand and Japan.He is a Senior Lecturer in the Creative Writing program at the University of Melbourne.
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| Greg Farnum |
 Greg has been a factory worker, soil tester, soldier, PR executive, and journalist. He has a Masters Degree in History and is the author of several books including The Event (1999), a techno-thriller; The Celestial Railroad (2012), "an unfortunate experiment"; Helping Hands of the Locust People (2014), poetry; and The Pizza Diaries (2017), an account of survival on the underside of America. Like his current home town, Pontiac, Michigan, he is both historic and slightly the worse for wear.
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| Greg Moglia |
Greg Moglia holds a doctorate from NYU in Philosophy of Science Education. He is a veteran of 27 years as Adjunct Professor Philosophy of Education at N.Y.U. and 37 years as a high school teacher of Physics.and Psychology. His poems have been accepted in over 300 journals in the U.S., Canada, England. Australia, India, Sweden, Austria and Belgium. He is eight times a winner of an Allan Ginsberg Poetry Award sponsored by the Poetry Center at Passaic County Community College His poem "Why Do Lovers Whisper" was nominated for a Pushcart Prize. His poem "In Her Bedroom" was nominated by the College of William and Mary for the University of Virginia anthology Best New Poets. His debut book of poems LOST BUT MAKING GOOD TIME is from FINISHING LINE PRESS - 2017 His work has appeared in SOUTHERN HUMANITIES REVIEW, RATTLE, PORTLAND REVIEW, BELLOWING ARK, XAVIER REVIEW, PATERSON LITERARY REVIEW, TRIBECA POETRY REVIEW, TAMPA REVIEW, WILLIAM AND MARY REVIEW, SOUTH CAROLINA REVIEW PEREGRINE, MAIN STREEET RAG, LIPS, WISCONSIN REVIEW MUDFISH, WALLACE STEVENS JOURNAL, ENGLISH JOURNAL.
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| Gregg Dotoli |
 Gregg Dotoli lives in New York City area and has studied English at Seton Hall University. He works as a white hat hacker, but his first love is the arts. His poems have been published in, Quail Bell Magazine, The Four Quarters Magazine, Calvary Cross, Dead Snakes, Halcyon Magazine, Allegro Magazine, the Mad Swirl, Voices Project, Writing Raw and Down in the Dirt.
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| Gregory L. Norris |
Gregory L. Norris is a full-time professional writer, with work appearing in numerous fiction anthologies, national magazines, novels, and the occasional TV episode (and, so far, one produced feature film -- Brutal Colors, which appeared on Amazon Prime in 2016). He once worked as a screenwriter on two episodes of Paramount's Star Trek: Voyager series and is a former writer for Sci Fi, the official magazine of the Sci Fi Channel (before all those ridiculous Ys invaded). Three times now, he's garnered mentions in Ellen Datlow's Best Of The Year books, and two of his paranormal romance novels were published by Home Shopping Network for their "Escape With Love" line, the first time HSN has offered original novels to their global customers. He won Honorable Mention in 2016's The Roswell Award in short SF fiction, and last year saw the publication of INTO INFINITY: THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW, which he was hired by Anderson Entertainment in the UK to pen based upon the classic Gerry Anderson TV movie (and which he watched when he was eleven). Next month, his original sequel, INTO INFINITY: PLANETFALL, releases. with a third novel planned for the franchise in 2019. F
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| GTimothy Gordon |
 Gordon holds degrees in Literature and Philosophy, Creative Writing, a doctorate in Comparative Languages & Literatures, awarded NEA and NEH Fellowships for teaching and scholarship, artist residencies, poetry prizes, and presentations of critical and creative papers in juried journals and readings at global symposia. EVERYTHING SPEAKING CHINESE received RiverStone Press Poetry Prize (AZ), NIGHT COMPANY Ms. nominated for NEA Western States’ Book Awards, and several Pushcarts. Previous work appears in AGNI, American Literary R, Cincinnati PR, Kansas Q, Louisville R, Mississippi R, New York Q, Phoebe, RHINO, Sonora R, Texas Observer, among others. BLUE BUSINESS is in-progress. Recognized in Poets & Writers, Inc. (NY), Maine Society of Poets, Ohio Writers’ Directory, he divides lives among the Chihuahuan Desert Southwest Organ Mountains and Asia.
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| Guntaj Arora |
 Guntaj Arora is a young poet and works to promote other young writers around the world. She is the editor-in-chief and founder of Miracle, a literary and arts magazine. She is also an editor at Nostrovio! Poetry and has been constantly working to promote modern poetry. She has been published widely in various anthologies and has won many poetry competitions around the world.
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