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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

www.keithflynn.net, is the author of five books, including four collections of poetry: The Talking Drum (1991), The Book of Monsters (1994), The

Letters to the World — Bruce Guernsey This is my letter to the World That never wrote to Me — — Emily Dickinson Quick Note about this issue: This

The Active Voice — Daniel Kerwick Quick Note about this issue: This Editor’s Issue of The Café Review is different from our normal published

Making Rattle Rattle — Timothy Green Quick Note about this issue: This Editor’s Issue of The Café Review is different from our normal published

Oak Bend Review: A Plainspoken Little Journal — Sandee Lyles They may forget what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel. —

The Measure of Poetry — Rob Griffith Quick Note about this issue: This Editor’s Issue of The Café Review is different from our normal published

Resonance & Revelation — Don Wentworth Quick Note about this issue: This Editor’s Issue of The Café Review is different from our normal

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