Anyone can write for Sweet Tooth. Got something to say? erin@culturecandy.org
THE TEETHING RING
BABY TEETH
 

Jenn Nunes (writer)

We don't know anything about Jenn. But when we do, we'll let you know.

MOLARS

Erin Rolfs (managing editor)

Erin Rolfs is a proud mother, a talkative drunk and hopes to be a writer some day. Always one for a stimulating conversation she asked these fine writers (see above) to break the ice between and among the artist and public communities. She feels overwhelmingly fortunate to be witness to a period of substantial growth in Baton Rouge's artistic maturity. With that great privilege there are responsibilities to help nurture that growth in a positive way. Between that realization, being a mother, a lover of Belgian beer and aspirations of publishing this idea of Sweet Tooth was born.

Alex V. Cook (writer, editor)

Alex V. Cook is an author and music critic living in Baton Rouge. His work has appeared in The Oxford American, The Wire, and he is the music editor for outsideleft.com. His first book Darkness, Racket and Twang is a gripping read, and he can eat more hot dogs than you can.

Anna Hirsch (writer)

Anna Hirsch, Special Initiatives Manager for Big Buddy's Teen Programs, is a writer, artist, cook, cyclist, and teacher. She is currently a member of the Louisiana Delta Service Corps and a graduate of Louisiana State University (MFA). Anna has worked in publishing for more than five years at the University of Chicago Press, Aubade, the New Delta Review, the Southern Review, and WordPlay Press. She has written for the New Delta Review, 225 Magazine, and the Baton Rouge Lagniappe. You can email Anna at mysongtrabong@gmail.com or visit her online at www.songtrabong.squarespace.com.

Herpreet Singh (Writer)

Herpreet Singh is a fiction writer, freelance writer and blogger. Her personal rants, pontifications and realizations about day-to-day living and the world-at-large can be found at www.treerockcloud.blogspot.com

Paul Dean (writer, designer)

Paul Dean teaches color theory, typography, graphic design and graphic design history at the Louisiana State University School of Art. Paul recently wrote about the colors and history of Burma for the color and design blog COLOURlovers.com, and he maintains a blog of his own at www.djmisc.com.

William G. Osborne (writer)

William G. Osborne III creates art & composes music, manages projects, teaches, and plays with language. His name in Indian Guides was "Picture Maker.” He moved to the South over half of a lifetime ago, and is still adjusting to the climate. Married with pets. BA, Millsaps. MFA, MA., LSU.
DENTURES
Tracey Duncan (writer)

Tracey will dance to anything. She freckles easily, but tans evenly. She hates talking about herself in the third person, because her grip on realityis somewhat unstable and she already has a difficult time figuring out who's who around here. Her turn-ons include buttery biscuits, strong jawlines, and the avant garde. Turn-offs are picking at scabs, nailbiting, and khakis. She is writing a book about her misspent youth in South Beach. It is not a memoir.
Aharon Varady (writer)

Aharon Varady is an urban planner and Spanish Town resident. He came to help out after Katrina and Rita and would have left Baton Rouge by now except that it's too damn nice living here. He enjoys bicycling about, balcony perching, cat petting, record listening, and catching the occasional film.
Elizabeth Pratt (writer)

Elizabeth Pratt is a painter who has shown her work locally and regionally. She likes to keep in touch with her id as much as possible, and to this end regularly performs rites involving fire, alcohol, and power tools. She has lived in Baton Rouge for many years.
Dave Carner (writer)

Originally from Mississippi, Dave has lived in Baton Rouge for the last two and a half years. By day he wrestles bits as a web application developer. In his free time he takes pictures of power lines.
Steven Babcock (writer)

Steve Babcock is a teacher and writer. His poetry has appeared in wide variety of publications. He is currently a senior editor and columnist for The Bear Deluxe Magazine.

Britt King (writer)

A native of southern Louisiana, Britt King has resided in Baton Rouge since 1999, where he attended Louisana State University and received his BFA in photography in 2004. He has provided articles and cover artwork for the local arts/entertainment magazine 225. He is currently producing/co-producing 2 music projects and is in pre-production for several music videos due for release in Spring 2008. King’s photography observes the effects of man-made objects on their surroundings, and his musical explorations combine conceptual experimentations with pop sensibility.

Mallory Feltz (writer)

Born (1983) and raised in Dayton, Ohio – a small, but great and vibrant Midwest city. For college Mallory moved to Cincinnati to earn her BFA with a 3-D concentration at the University of Cincinnati. Currently Mallory is studying at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, earning a MFA in sculpture.