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is senior editor of Calyx: A Journal of Art and Literature by Women and a member of Calyx Journal’s editorial collective. She has bachelor’s

is a registered nurse for the Lewisville Independent School District in Texas and publishing editor of Oak Bend Review, a bimonthly journal out

born and raised in Portland, Maine, continues to live just outside the city with his wife, Catherine, and their dog, Digger. He is a graduate of

a poet and playwright, is also editor of Simpatico Poets Press in New Orleans. He is a frequent contributor to Yawp: A Journal of Poetry and Art,

is a Romanian–born author living in Vestal, N.Y. His first book of poetry is Days When I Saw the Horizon Bleed (FootHills Publishing,

is native New Englander, A distinguished Professor Emeritus at Eastern Illinois University, his poems have appeared in Poetry, The Atlantic,

originally from Memphis, he is currently an associate professor at the University of Evansville–Indiana, where he is the editor of Measure:

lives in Los Angeles with his wife, the poet Megan O’Reilly Green, and works as editor of the poetry journal Rattle, www.rattle.com. His poems

David Unger An Appreciation: The Translator in Eight Movements — and a Coda I. Hardie St. Martin was a remarkably inventive translator, who knew

Paul Pines The Mystic Warrior From where you sit Coatlique war is a flower spreading its petals over the land, a nuclear blossom. Pick me as you

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