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Dmitri Nabokov is an opera singer and a translator. He translated most of the Russian novels, short stories and plays of his father, Vladimir Nabokov, from Russian into English. |
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Mitsuo Nagasawa is a reporter in Japan. After he worked as an editor and writer at a Japanese porn magazine, he wrote his best-selling AV Actresses in 1996, in which he interviewed forty-two AV (adult video) actresses in their late teens or early twenties. |
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Hikaru Natsumi is the author of Fuzoko-jyo Natsumi Hikaru no Seiteki Boken (The Sexual Adventure of Hikaru Natsumi), her popular memoir of her experiences in the sex industry of Japan. |
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Dave Naz was born in 1969 in Los Angeles, Ca. He worked as a musician touring and putting out records in the 80's and early 90's. In '95 he picked up the camera and started photographing people. DaveÍs erotic images of women in various states of dress have been brought to the publicÍs attention by two monograph books, Panties and Lust Circus. His work has also been featured in numerous magazines including and art exhibits around the world. He has no formal training. Dave lives with his dog Mauley in Los Angeles. His website is https:www.davenaz.com. |
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Carissa Neff was born and raised in Idaho, moved to the island of Guam at 18, worked as a flight attendant in the Pacific Rim, stayed in the islands for six years, reluctantly came back to the mainland for college, and now lives in Florida. She writes poetry, plays and nonfiction. Her poetry has appeared in American Diaspora: Poetry of Exile, and her one-act comedy Up in the Air was recently produced at Florida State University, where she is a PhD student. Her essay "Despite This Pearl" was just published in The Georgia Review. |
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Ben Neihart grew up in Florida and Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He got his M.A. from Johns Hopkins University in 1994. He is the author of the novel Hey Joe and Burning Girl and his stories have appeared in The New Yorker. |
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Rob Nelson, a second-generation photographer, made his career choice while attending an all-male boarding school in the Canadian North. He has shot for Shift and Interview and currently resides in Toronto. |
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Daniel Nester is the author of God Save My Queen and God Save My Queen II, both collections on his obsession with the rock band Queen. He edits the online journal Unpleasant Event Schedule and is Assistant Web Editor for Sestinas for McSweeney's . He teaches writing at The College of Saint Rose in Albany, NY. Find him online at danielnester.com . |
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Susan Neville won the Richard Sullivan Prize for Short Fiction for her recent collection of stories In the House of Blue Lights. Her first collection, Invention of Flight, won the Flannery O'Connor Award. |
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Annalee Newitz lives in San Francisco, where she writes about sex and high-tech culture. Find out the gory details at www.techsploitation.com. |
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Amy Newman is the author of Order, or Disorder and Camera Lyrica. Her poems and essays appear in Denver Quarterly, Colorado Review, The Gettysburg Review, Quarter After Eight and elsewhere. Work from her new manuscript is forthcoming in The Ohio Review, The Journal and Willow Springs. She teaches at Northern Illinois University. |
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Dianora Niccolini was born in Florence, Italy. She has been a fine art photographer, specializing in male nudes, for twenty-five years. Her work has appeared in ten anthologies of photography on the body, and hangs in the collections of The International Center of Photography, The Museum of Fine Arts, Texas and The Alternative Museum in New York City, among others. |
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HeidiLynn Nilsson lives in Virginia and teaches English at a Catholic school. |
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Jason Nocito's playful and dreamy images of urban culture are often seen in the pages of Nylon and GQ. Jason's intimate rapport with his subjects manifests as raw and often humorous portraits. More of his work can be seen in his online portfolio at https://corbis.com/jason. |
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Barbara Nitke began her career shooting stills on porn movie sets. She currently teaches a photo workshop at the School of Visual Arts in New York and shoots on assignment for various television shows, magazines and corporations. Her specialty and great love is exploring sexuality through photography. |
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Bernadette Noll is a freelance writer who has written for Tripod.com and The Austin Chronicle, among others. She lives in Austin, Texas, with her husband Kenny and their two-year-old daughter Lucy. They are currently expecting their second child. |
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Sakiko Nomura currently lives and works in Tokyo, Japan. Her work has been shown in solo exhibitions in Tokyo at the Egg Gallery, Apt Gallery, Gallery Verita and Gallery Eve. Her photographs were recently published in the book Japanese Photography: Desire and Void. She has been the studio assistant to Nobuyoshi Araki since 1991. |
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Albert Normandin did not get to where he is today easily. Among his most valuable experiences he counts studying under Gregory Heisler and Ernest Haas who, respectively, taught him the art of capturing natural light and how to maintain his egg-crate abs. To learn more about his photography, please visit https://www.albertnormandin.com |
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D. Nurkse's books of poetry include Voices Over Water, Staggered Lights, The Shadow Wars and Leaving Xaia. He is the recipient of a Whiting Writers Award and two NEA fellowships. He has published poems in The New Yorker, The Paris Review and the Yale Review. He serves as Poet Laureate of Brooklyn and teaches in the prison system. |
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Emily Nussbaum is the former editor-in-chief of hooksexup.com, and she is currently working as a freelance journalist. She writes regularly for the New York Times and Slate, among other publications. |
