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David Walker editor
is the author of three poetry chapbooks. One of his chapbooks, Donating Organs in Boxes was a semi-finalist in the Mary Ballard Poetry Chapbook Prize, and he won the 2016 Steel Pen Conference Creative Writing Contest in poetry. He lives in Massachusetts with his wife, son, cat, and the ghosts that (probably) reside in their 100 year-old home.
is the author of three poetry chapbooks. One of his chapbooks, Donating Organs in Boxes was a semi-finalist in the Mary Ballard Poetry Chapbook Prize, and he won the 2016 Steel Pen Conference Creative Writing Contest in poetry. He lives in Massachusetts with his wife, son, cat, and the ghosts that (probably) reside in their 100 year-old home.
Joey Gould editor
from Hopedale, MA, has worked for Mass Poetry & the Massachusetts Poetry Festival since 2011. He tutors at Framingham State University & goes bird-watching often. A previous contributor to Golden Walkman, his poetry has also appeared in Paper Nautilus, Drunk Monkeys, Masspoetry.org’s Poem of the Moment, & more.
from Hopedale, MA, has worked for Mass Poetry & the Massachusetts Poetry Festival since 2011. He tutors at Framingham State University & goes bird-watching often. A previous contributor to Golden Walkman, his poetry has also appeared in Paper Nautilus, Drunk Monkeys, Masspoetry.org’s Poem of the Moment, & more.
Christopher Grillo media coordinator
is the author of Heroes' Tunnel (Anaphora Literary Press, 2015). His poems appear in Drunk Monkeys, Sport Literate, Biline, Spry, Aethlon, and more. Grillo is a graduate of the University of New Haven where he played strong safety for the Chargers, and of Southern Connecticut State University's MFA program. He lives and works in New Haven, Connecticut as an 8th grade language arts teacher and moonlights as an assistant football coach at his high school alma mater.
is the author of Heroes' Tunnel (Anaphora Literary Press, 2015). His poems appear in Drunk Monkeys, Sport Literate, Biline, Spry, Aethlon, and more. Grillo is a graduate of the University of New Haven where he played strong safety for the Chargers, and of Southern Connecticut State University's MFA program. He lives and works in New Haven, Connecticut as an 8th grade language arts teacher and moonlights as an assistant football coach at his high school alma mater.
