Jared "Doc" Estes- Ten Little Ditties

This is a collection of ten 'old' folk songs
 that are especially dear to me and that I will always
 consider part of my 'folk guitar' repertoire. 

Most of these songs are traditional numbers
re-recorded by a wealth of musicians. 
A few are unique original numbers by 
country greats Hank Williams, Townes Van Zandt
 and Barbecue Bob. 

Nudelman’s poems have recently appeared in Cortland Review, Valparaiso Review, Chiron Review, Evergreen Review, OCHO, Poets and Artists, and dozens more. “What Looks Like an Elephant” (2011, Lummox Press) was runnerup for the Indie Lit Awards Book of the Year. "Night Fires," (Pudding House Press, 2009), was semifinalist for the Journal Award (OSU Press).  Awards include Aesthetica Magazine (finalist), Pushcart (nomination), Goodreads Poem of the Month and Seattle Times Poetry Contest (2nd Place). A native of Seattle, Nudelman is a well-know cancer research biologist with over 80 papers in pier-reviewed journals. He lives with his wife in Seattle.

Anomaly is an international online journal of the arts.

John Most, poet, was born in Covington, Virginia on April 11, 1977.

Most attended the University of Virginia before earning a PhD from the European Graduate School in Poetics. 

John has taught courses at Virginia Commonwealth University and the European Graduate School.

John is the author of Atelier, Field, Timetable, and Persephone. His most recent book of poems is What Thoughts.

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