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is the author of My First Beatrice (Moon Pie Press, 2013). He lives in Maine with his wife and daughter and teaches at Southern Maine Community

is as a writer, teacher, and editor. Her publications include six chapbooks and four full–length volumes: Calendars of Fire (Tupelo Press,

has published five poetry collections including The Offspring of the Moon (Salmon Poetry, 2013). His sixth book, Futures Pass, is forthcoming

from Ireland, has had poetry published in The Forward Book of Poetry, Poetry Ireland Review, The Manchester Review, A Hudson View Poetry Digest,

was involved in amateur dramatics and did a bit of sailing. She has retired from teaching and has been fortunate enough to have been mentored by

has published nearly 600 pieces between 1992–2015 (without the internet). He has been called “one of the last American primitives” in the

his work has appeared, or is forthcoming, in filling Station, Crossborder, Storm Cellar, The Catch, and Smokelong Quarterly. He teaches English

has had poems recently appear in Agni online, Gargoyle, and Otoliths. A 45–year retrospective of his word art was exhibited at Bowdoin

spent portions of his childhood on the Spanish island Minorca with his younger sister and artist mother. He learned to write poetry while penning

was called “one of the great undiscovered talents of our time” by Charles Bukowski. He is the author of more than 150 books, chapbooks, and

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