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Editor and Publisher
Frank X Walker
is a founding member of the
Affrilachian Poets and a Cave Canem Fellow. He is the author of four
books of poetry and serves as the publisher and editor of Pluck! The
Journal of Affrilachina Arts & Culture and editor of America!
What's My Name: The Other Poets Unfurl the Flag. He won a 2005 Lannan Literary
Fellowship for Poetry. He currently is Artist in Resident at Northern
Kentucky University. www.frankxwalker.com
Contributing
Senior Editor
Dr.
Theresa Burriss is the
director of the Learning Assistance and Resource Center at Radford
University, as well as Assistant Professor of English and Appalachian
Studies. She has published several pieces of literary criticism on the
Affrilachians, including an essay in An American Vein: Critical
Readings in Appalachian Literature (Ohio UP 2005). she resides in
Southwest Virginia with her two sons, Paul and Campbell.
Fiction Editor
Crystal Wilkinson
is author of two award-winning
works of fiction - Blackberries, Blackberries and Water Street and her
work has appeared in numerous journals and anthologies. She is
currently writer in residence at Morehead State University and has
taught most recently in the MFA programs at Indiana
University-Bloomington and Spalding University.
Poetry Editor
Mitchell L. H. Douglas
is an Assistant Professor of
Creative Writing at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
(IUPUI) and a member of the creative writing faculty of the Kentucky
Governor's School for the Arts. A cofounder of the Affrilachian Poets
and a Cave Canem Fellow, his poetry appears in Callaloo, the
anthologies Poetic Voices Without Boarders and The Ringing Ear: Black
Poets Lean South as well as The Louisville Review.
Photo Editor
Kevin Flores
is a photographer and filmmaker currently
residing in Louisville, Kentucky. His current projects include the
independent feature film "Before I Say Goodbye."
pluck! Logo Design
Fred Crawford
Art Director
Amanda Brown
is a graphic artist working in Louisville,
Kentucky.
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Manager
Ricardo Nazario Colon
Webmaster
Amanda Johnston is a poet,
writer, performer and one half of the creative team of F. A.
Stone. She is the founding editor of the online journal Torch: poetry, prose, and
short stories by African American Women. Her poetry can be found
in the anthology The Ringing Ear: Black Poets Lean South and is
forthcoming in
Tempu Tupu! / Walking Naked:
Africana Women's Poetic Self-Portrait.
Advisory Board
Robert Gonzalez
Steve Halvonik
Elizabeth Newberry
Gurney Norman
Michaele Pride
Dr. William Turner
Pluck! is
published by:
Duncan Hill Press
PO Box 14057
Cincinnati, Ohio 45250-0057