NON-FICTION EDITOR (& Issue #11 Lead Editor): Cristina Eisenberg
Cristina Eisenberg is an ecologist, writer, and editor. The author of The Wolf's Tooth: Keystone Predators, Trophic Cascades, and Biodiversity (Island Press, 2010), she is currently at work on her second book about large carnivore conservation in the American West while also completing her doctorate in forestry and wildlife at the Oregon State University. Cristina also works as the research director for the High Lonesome Ranch in Colorado and lives with her family in a cabin in northwestern Montana in a place where wolves and grizzly bears outnumber humans.
FOUNDING EDITOR: Brian Schottback to the top
Brian Schott founded the Whitefish Review in 2007 as an outlet for creative writing, art and photography with a slant toward mountain culture. As a freelance writer, his award-winning writing has been featured in The Boston Sunday Globe, National Geographic Traveler blog, Forbes Life Mountain Time magazine, Ski Magazine, Skiing Magazine, Big Sky Journal, Montana Living magazine, Sailing World, New York Post, New York Daily News, and the New Hampshire Sunday News. He was a 1993 honors graduate of Dartmouth College, with a B.A. in literature and creative writing. He is currently pursuing a Master of Arts degree at Dartmouth College during the summer months, and assists a select list of clients across the US with media relations initiatives. See some of his writing and photography at BrianSchott.com.
MANAGING EDITOR: Mike Powersback to the top
Mike Powers is a Colby College alumnus with a B.A. in English. After graduating in the spring of 1993, he left the ocean and Southeastern Massachusetts for one winter in Whitefish. Sixteen years later he is still in awe of Montana's wilderness and mountains. An avid traveler, he has followed his skis to South America for two seasons, one winter in the Italian Alps with his wife Pam and all over British Columbia in search of powder and good stories. Mike has always been moved by words and people. He has put pen to paper for years, but mostly kept it to himself. He lives in Whitefish with his wife and their two children, Isabel and her younger brother Quinn.
MANAGING EDITOR: Ryan Frielback to the top
Ryan Friel graduated with a B.A. in political science with a concentration in English from Colby College in 1993. As a writer, he spins his tales from experiences touring celebrities around the various ski resorts of the Rockies, guiding along the rivers of Alaska and flying with clients over the mighty Iditarod. Wildlife and nature's elements source his passions. He is currently a fly fishing guide in the summer months at Spotted Bear Ranch, a member of the Whitefish Mountain Resort ski patrol in the winter months, and is serving a four-year appointment to the Whitefish City Council.
PRODUCTION EDITOR: Lyndsay Schottback to the top
Lyndsay Schott graduated from Colby College in 1995 with a B.A. in Biology with an Environmental Science Concentration. Her love of the outdoors guided her to Whitefish, the Last Best Place, in 1995. With a background in media arts and technical writing, she focuses on the web site & fundraising. Her favorite part of the process is watching a previously unpublished author read or an artist diplay their art for the first time at a Whitefish Review event. It's what Whitefish Review is all about.
CREATIVE ART & LAYOUT EDITOR: Ian Griffithsback to the top
A graduate of The University of New Hampshire in 1997 with a B.A. in Psychology and a minor in fine art, Ian Griffiths got his start in graphic design as the creative manager at Whitefish Mountain Resort. Originally from Boston, he has worked for clients including the Gillette Company, Procter & Gamble and Hasbro, Inc. Ian has over nine years of experience specializing in print collateral, retail design, packaging, interactive, communications and photography. Currently he is a Marketing Associate with ESS Goggles residing in Ketchum, Idaho while still maintaining a home in Whitefish, Montana and has a passion for skiing, hiking and exploring Glacier National Park. His portfolio and photography samples are available online, IanGriffithsDesign.com.
ART EDITOR: Adam Blueback to the top
Adam Blue completed his undergraduate studies at Dartmouth College and received his MFA from the California College of the Arts. He logged five years between Taos, NM and Steamboat Springs, CO, where his passion for mountain living was fully realized. He now works as part of an incredible team of community arts organizers at AVA Gallery and Art Center in Lebanon, NH. He would like to take a moment to remind everyone that though the mountains in New England are shorter in stature, they have their own undeniable charm made tastier by maples. A selection of Adam's art can be seen at AdamABlue.com.
POETRY EDITOR: Lowell Jaegerback to the top
Lowell Jaeger teaches creative writing at Flathead Valley Community College in Kalispell, Montana. His poems are forthcoming in The Iowa Review, Atlanta Review, The Coe Review, Poetry Flash, Georgetown Review, Big Muddy, Antioch Review, Louisiana Review, Pacific Review, Hawaii Review, Poetry East, and The California Quarterly. His third collection of poems, Suddenly Out of a Long Sleep, was published by Arctos Press in 2008. Currently Lowell Jaeger serves as Editor of Many Voices Press and is busy compiling New Poets of the American West, an anthology of poets from western states.
FICTION EDITOR (& ISSUE #10 LEAD EDITOR): Matt Hollowayback to the top
Matt Holloway graduated from Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi, with a BA in English and an emphasis in creative writing. He studied under Dr. Suzanne Marrs who was a best friend of Eudora Welty, has published three books about Welty, and lectured widely around the globe - hence his intractable draw to Southern fiction. But, Faulkner is his man! Holloway now resides with his wife and daughter in Columbia Falls, Montana and writes when he's not clawing around in the wilderness. His work has appeared in Montana Magazine, Big Sky Journal, Montana Headwall, The Daily Interlake, and in the inaugural issue of Whitefish Review. Holloway will finish an MFA in Creative Writing from the Rainier Writing Workshop in the summer of 2012.
ISSUE #9 LEAD EDITOR: Sabine Brigetteback to the top
Sabine Brigette grew up in East Glacier and Whitefish, Montana. Seeking experiences beyond these mountains, she attended Oxford University in 2010, completing her BA English Literature. She remains proud to call Whitefish her home and lives here with her daughter, Naya. While pursuing a low-residency MFA at Bennington College, she teaches courses at Flathead Valley Community College, and works as a publicity writer for Whitefish Theatre Company. Her writing has been published in places like The Alchemist Review, The Montana Arts & Culture Magazine, The Red Wheelbarrow, and the Adirondack Review.
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