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| E. Martin Pedersen |
 E. Martin Pedersen, originally from San Francisco, has lived in eastern Sicily for over 35 years. He teaches English at the local university. His haiku have appeared in Ink Sweat & Tears, Paper Wasp, cattails, hedgerow, Under the Basho, Taj Mahal Review and others. Martin is an alumnus of the Squaw Valley Community of Writers. To relax, Martin sings his own songs, plays banjo, guitar and ukulele, follows his favorite baseball team, takes summer walks on the Pacific Crest Trail.
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| E. Vishnupriya |
 E. Vishnupriya works as a lecturer. She has to her credit three published articles in literature and English language teaching in Academic peer-reviewed Journals. Her poems are featured in Muse India, e-journal, Nov-Dec 2012 Issue. She lives in Bangalore.
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| E.M. Schorb |
E.M. Schorb's Murderer's Day, was awarded the Verna Emery Poetry Prize and published by Purdue University Press, and a subsequent collection, Time and Fevers, was the recipient of the Writer's Digest Self-Published Award for Poetry and also an Eric Hoffer Award. Dates and Dreams, Short Fictions, Prose Poems, Cartoons won a later Writer's Digest Self-Published Award for Poetry and an Honorable Mention from the New York Book Festival, more recently. Other works include 50 Poems, Hill House New York; Words in Passing, The New Formalist Press; The Ideologues and Other Retrospec¬tive Poems, Aldrich Press; Eclectica Americana, Hill House New York; Manhattan Spleen, Aldrich Press; Last Exit to East Hampton, Kelsay Books; and The Poor Boy, Dragon's Teeth Press, Living Poets Series. The title poem, "The Poor Boy," was awarded the International Keats Poetry Prize by London Literary Editions, Ltd., judged by Howard Sergeant. Schorb's novel, Paradise Square, received the Grand Prize for Fiction from the International eBook Award Founda¬tion at the Frankfurt Book Fair. A Portable Chaos was the First Prize Winner of the Eric Hoffer Award for Fiction. Recently, his R&R: a Sex Comedy won the Beverly Hills Book Award for Humor. But Schorb maintains that he is first and foremost a poet, and his poetry has appeared in numerous publications, around the world.
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| Earl Vincent de Berge |
 An Arizona native, Earl is a poet and photographer, writing eclectically on everything from the environment to gold mining camps, time, war, poverty, shadows, sexuality, friendship, hermits, children, hope, aging, coyotes, hawks, brigands, fools, danger and death. A social scientist by training, he founded Behavior Research Center, Inc., where he created and was Editor of the respected and widely published Rocky Mountain Poll for 35 years. Earl's photographs, diaries and essays serve as foundations for his prose and poems. He has also published A Finger of Land On An Old Man's Hand, a novel laced with poetry and photos about his adventures as a young man in the Sonoran deserts of Baja California, Mexico and Arizona
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| Ed Ahern |
 Ed Ahern resumed writing after forty odd years in foreign intelligence and international sales. He’s had over four hundred fifty stories and poems published so far, and seven books. Ed works the other side of writing at Bewildering Stories, where he sits on the review board and manages a posse of eight review editors.
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| Edilson Afonso Ferreira |
Edilson Afonso Ferreira, 78 years, is a Brazilian poet who writes in English rather than in Portuguese. Widely published in selected international literary journals in print and online, he began writing at age 67, after his retirement from a bank. Since then, he counts 175 poems published, in 275 different publications. Has been nominated for The Pushcart Prize, and his first Poetry Collection, Lonely Sailor - One Hundred Poems - was launched in London in 2018. He is always updating his works at www.edilsonmeloferreira.com.
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| Eduard Schmidt Zorner |
 Eduard Schmidt-Zorner is a translator and writer of poetry, haibun, haiku, and short stories.
He writes in four languages: English, French, Spanish, and German and holds workshops on Japanese and Chinese style poetry and prose and experimental poetry.
Member of four writer groups in Ireland. Lives in County Kerry, Ireland, for more than 30 years and is a proud Irish citizen, born in Germany.
Published in over 200 anthologies, literary journals, and broadsheets in USA, UK, Ireland, Australia, Canada, Japan, Sweden, Spain, Italy, Austria, France, Bangladesh, India, Mauritius, Nepal, Pakistan, and Nigeria.
Some of his poems, and haibun have been published in French (own translation), Romanian, and Russian language.
He also writes under his penname Eadbhard McGowan.
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| Edward Heine |
 “(…) Edward Heine est l'un des hétéronymes de Fernando Messias. Edward Heine est né à Porto en 1963. Marchant de père en fils de descendance allemande, sa mère était maîtresse d’école primaire de descendance anglaise. Ils s’étaient rencontrés à Lisbonne et la vie les avait conduits à Porto. Depuis toujours, Heine excellait dans l'écriture. A l’âge de trois ans, il gribouillait déjà sur des morceaux de papier. A dix-huit ans, il était déjà en court d’écriture de son troisième livre de fiction.
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| Edward L. Canavan |
Edward L. Canavan is an American poet whose work has been published in various periodicals and journals such as The Opiate, Scarlet Leaf Review, North of Oxford, and Taj Mahal Review. He is also the former assistant editor for The Ibis Head Review. Edward was born and raised in the Bronx, NY, and currently resides in the burning cauldron of hellfire known as the San Fernando Valley, California.
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| Edward Levinson |
Edward Levinson is an American photographer essayist and poet living in Japan since 1979. His photo book Timescapes Japan received a First Prize Award in one of the categories of the Prix de la Photographie Paris 2007. His short pinhole movie Tokyo Story was an Official Selection at six film competitions, winning several awards. Writing publications include: Whisper of the Land (Fine Line Press 2014), a collection of essays based on his life in Japan; and two essay books in Japanese (Iwanami Shoten 2011, 2007). His haiku and poetry appear in a variety of books, magazines, and journals. Edward's photographs have been regularly exhibited in Japan, the U.S.A., and Europe and are in various museum and private collections. He is a member of The Photographic Society of Japan and The Japan P.E.N. Club. He lives in the countryside in Kamogawa, Chiba Prefecture where has a studio gallery and keeps a natural garden, a source of much inspiration.
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| Eknoor Singh |
 Eknoor Singh, a student of Delhi Public School, Gurgaon is having diverse interests. He has many accolades and awards including medals, trophies from Science, Maths and English Olympiads as well as extracurricular activities like interschool quiz, Just a Minute, Debates. He's born to mother and father both university gold medallists in the fields of Computer Science and Bio-technology respectively.
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| Elizabeth Crocket |
 Elizabeth is a Canadian author and poet. Her Japanese short form poetry has been published in many outstanding journals, including Modern Haiku, Frogpond, Mayfly, The Heron s Nest and more. Elizabeth has two Japanese short form chapbooks published with Red Moon Press. One of them, Not Like Fred and Ginger, was shortlisted for the prestigious American Haiku Foundation Touchstone Distinguished Book Award. Elizabeth also composes photo-haiga, and won the 2nd Annual Jane Reichhold Memorial Contest in the photographic category. She has a children s picture book, Happy Haiku, published with Crimson Cloak Publishing, that is available worldwide. She has a page in the American Haiku Registry, The Living Senryu Anthology, and The Haiku Living Anthology. Elizabeth also writes women s fiction, and has six grandchildren she loves to the moon and back.
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| Elizabeth Kurian Mona |
 Elizabeth was born and brought up in Hyderabad, India. She studied in Rosary Convent School and Nizam College. She worked with the Reserve Bank of India at Hyderabad and Mumbai. She has taken early retirement as Manager from the Bank and now lives in Hyderabad. Apart from English, she writes poetry in Hindi and Urdu. Her 'takhallus' or pen name is “Mona” for the 'ghazal' genre. She also translates poetry from Hindi, Urdu, Malayalam, Marathi and Telugu into English. Her poems / translations have been published in many magazines and anthologies and also appear on the internet. The poems in this collection span more than three decades.
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| Elvira Lobo |
 Elvira is a Fun-loving person, Avid Bollywood fan, Blog-Writer and dedicated towards cause for Thalessemia. Born in Mumbai, having an MBA finance degree, she is currently working in a corporate bank.
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| Emeli Dion |
Emeli Dion is a poet and an author who is currently studying English Pre-med. In her newest collection of poetry, she focuses on the topic of love in a series of fifty poems. She has published another book of her poetry and plans to publish more in the future. When Emeli isn’t writing, she spends her time playing guitar, writing, crocheting, and studying. She hopes to become a doctor later on while also focusing on her writing.
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| Emily Gibson |
Emily Gibson is a photographer, writer and family physician who farms with her husband in northwest Washington State. She chronicles their farm life with words and pictures on her Barnstorming blog at www.barnstorming.blog and has been a frequent contributor to Country Magazine as well as Ann Voskamp's Only the Good Stuff: Multivitamins for Your Weekend at aholyexperience.com
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| Engjëll I. Berisha |
 Engjell I. Berisha, was born on June 17th, 1962, District of Gjakova, Kosovo. During his studies on Albanian Language and Literature in Prishtina, has frequently published on periodicals since 1985 and continued for many years.
Published his first book in 1990 while continuing later with four poetry volumes. In 1993 established the Literary magazine “Fiction Magazine” while serving as its managing editor. Has been a contributor on almost every newspaper published in Kosova, while in 1995-1999, worked as an investigative journalist in the daily “Bota Sot” and in the weekly “Eurozeri”.
In 1997 in the traditional conferences of Gjeçovi, earned the annual prize for best poetry. In 2002, in the conference of poetry, won the prize of “poetry gathering” with his book entitled: “Çati eshtrash”(House Ceiling of Dreams).
In December 2006, won a literary prize, “Serembe on Poetry” with his book, “Drunken memory” from the Art Club of Laç. His verses are included in the anthology “To whom are you fatherland”, authored by Ali Podrimja.
Is the founder and managing editor of the journal of those Missing in Action and have Dissapeared “April 27”. Since 2005 is the chairman of the Literary Club “Gjon Nikolle Kazazi”, in Gjakova. For many years has been a staff member and for fifteen years serves as the director of the regional “Ibrahim Rugova” Library in Gjakova.
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| Eric Obame |
 I received my Master at Towson University in Maryland, where I majored in film. I have written three scripts, and I am now writing my first novel. Although I love movies, I am also fond of poetry. My poems have appeared in various journals, and it is one of my goals as a writer to have them published as books.
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| Ethan Goffman |
Ethan Goffman’s first volume of poetry, Words for Things Left Unsaid, was published by Kelsay Books in 2020. Dreamscapes, his book of prose poems and flash fiction, is due out in late 2021 from UnCollected Press. His poems and flash fiction have appeared in Alien Buddha, Ariel Chart, BlazeVox, Bradlaugh’s Finger, Burgeon, EarthTalk, The Loch Raven Review, Mad Swirl, Madness Muse, Ramingo’s Blog, The Raw Art Review, Setu, Verse Virtual and elsewhere. Ethan is co-founder of It Takes a Community, a Montgomery College initiative bringing poetry to students and local residents. He is also founder and producer of the Poetry & Planet podcast on EarthTalk.org.
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| Eva Lewarne |
 Born in Poland but having spent most of my teenage and adult life in Toronto Canada, I filled my mind with daydreams and rhyme. Poetry came with ease especially when any life angst overtook me. I studied English at the University of Toronto and then visual arts at the Ontario College of Art and Design; never able to decide which media I loved more. Painting and poetry seem to be entwined in my life, one augmenting the other. My paintings inspire my poetry and poetry my art. The Silent Type is a case in point. I am attaching an image of the work called by that name. I have been published among other magazines in "Purple Patch" (UK) "Ponoma Review"(US) "Brixton Poetry" (UK), a published book of poetry, "Stumbling Towards Mysterium: Poems about My Journey Towards the Unknown"… available on Barnes & Nobel and Amazon.
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| Eve Mills Allen |
 Eve Mills Allen (who has also published under Eve Mills Nash and Eva Mills) currently works as a mental health therapist in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. She worked in the field of journalism for more than 30 years, including 13 years as a newspaper reporter. She also supplied contract writing services for businesses and magazines and wrote the treatments for a season of television shows on APTN in Canada.
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| Ewa Mazierska |
 Ewa Mazierska is historian of film and popular music, and an author of over fifty short stories, published in literary magazines. She is a Pushcart nominee and her stories were shortlisted in several competitions. In 2019 she published her first collection of short stories, ‘Neighbours and Tourists’ (New York, Adelaide Books). The book received Grand Prize for published books in Eyeland Book Awards competition for a published work. Ewa was born in Poland, but lives in Lancashire, UK
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