Write Between the Lines is an exploration and articulation of the obvious and the obscure. A cavalcade of creation and commentary designed to amuse and bemuse.
Contributors
. . . without which Write Between the Lines would be a Vanity Affair.
Ms. Katharine Elizabeth Monahan Huntley
Managing Editor & Publisher
Mac Huntley, just a NoHo rat.
Julio Peralta-Paulino
Poet, Fiction Writer
american cigarettes, italian coffee, german beer . . .
LB Nye cannot decide what kind of writer she is: she writes, fiction, non-fiction, wildlife stories, travel stories, military adventures and diatribes. She also insists she is both a dog person and a cat person at the same time.
Red-tressed Coco Quinn claims she writes with her heart on her sleeve, yet, she’s usually dressed in a tube top.
@cocoquinn
John Joseph Cappa Jr.
Part-Time Editor for Historical Accuracy
Kerrin Ross Monahan completed two years at Vassar College; graduated from St. Mary’s College with a Bachelor of Arts in English. An English as a Second Language and Early Childhood educator, Kerrin has six grandsons, one granddaughter, and remains hopeful they will someday form a band called, “Maddie and the Laddies.”
Leigh A. Godfrey
Contributing Editor
A devotee of bad boys and good cocktails, Leigh also enjoys the collected works of Jane Austen, her own opinions, and writing about herself in the third person. Her literary ambitions began at an early age, when she would craft unsolicited reports for her 2nd grade teacher on such exciting topics as “The Weather” and “The Solar System.” Some may call her a prickly pear, but others know she is just misunderstood.
Tammy Tonic
Writer
It’s rare to find a photo of Tammy Tonic without a drink in her hand. In addition to her continuing studies of the effects of Dutch courage on the general population, she one day hopes to create a perfume called “Aloof” with the tagline: “I’ve left you before you know it.”
Jessie Nagel
Writer — Artist
Born in New York and raised in Canada, Jessie Nagel’s tag line is: “Dress British, think Yiddish.” Tag line? Well she is rather self-promotional. Known for her love of art, film, music, and conversation, Jessie claims she could have a fun time in Fresno . . . though the aforementioned pastimes might be rather scant in the offering.
Front Detail Illustration Adaptation: Shag. The Peers, (pp. 28-29) in “Tiki Drinks.” By Adam Rocke, Chicago: Surrey Books, 2000.