About the Editors
Richard Logsdon, Todd Moffett, and Tina D. Eliopulos are professors of English at the Community College of Southern Nevada and editors of "Red Rock Review."
About the Contributors
H. Lee Barnes's is the author of "Gunning for Ho: Vietnam Stories," "Dummy Up and Deal," and "The Lucky."
Felicia Campbell, Ph.D., is professor of English at UNLV, chair of the Asian Studies Program, executive director of the Far West Popular and American Culture Association, and former book critic for KNPR public radio.
Robert Dodge grew up in the small town of Cincinnatus, New York. Since 1970 he has taught at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where he is a professor of English.
Dayvid Figler is a lawyer for Clark County, Nevada. His practice is limited to defending those accused of murder, including death penalty cases. On the brighter side, he has performed his off-kilter brand of humorous poetry/prose around the country since 1994. He is currently a featured commentator on KNPR.
Andrew Kiraly is a Las Vegas-based freelance writer and an MFA student in UNLV's fiction program.
David Kranes is a writer of both dramatic and prose fiction. He is the author of five novels and two books of stories. He retired early from teaching at the University of Utah in June 2001 to devote full time to his writing.
Matthew O'Brien is a staff writer for CityLife, a news and culture paper based in Las Vegas.
Thomas A. Porter is a writer living in Alaska.
Germán Santanilla was born in Colombia and moved to Las Vegas in 1964. He currently works as a Spanish Interpreter/ translator with the state and federal district courts.
David Scott has played center field for the rookie league team of the California/Anaheim Angels, surfed professionally in Hawaii and Australia, and worked as an accountant for the Laguna Dam in Yuma, Arizona. Currently, he is leading adventure tours in Nepal, India, and Peru.
José Skinner is the author of "Flight and Other Stories" For many years he worked as a Spanish-English translator and interpreter.
John L. Smith is an award-winning columnist for the Las Vegas Review-Journal and the author of "Running Scared: The Life and Treacherous Times of Las Vegas Casino King Steve Wynn," "On the Boulevard," and several other books.
Michael Ventura's earliest essays on Las Vegas were included in his first book, "Shadow Dancing in the USA." His novel, "The Death of Frank Sinatra," is, in Michael's own words, "my psychological map of Vegas."
