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is at work on his newest collection, Affordable Blues, and he still serves as Director Emeritus of the Robert Frost Foundation in Lawrence,

lives and writes in the mountains of central Maine. Her poetry, short stories and reviews have appeared worldwide. Her novel, The Book of the

is one of Nicaragua’s most distinguished poets. She has received several literary awards, among them the Mariano Fiallos Gil National Poetry

grew up in Oberlin, Ohio, and studied at Yale University and the University of California at Davis. She won a 2005 Individual Artist Grant from

is an architectural wood carver and has authored three dozen articles and three books on architectural and decorative woodcarving. His poems have

shipped out of San Francisco as a deck engineer machinist to Asia, Europe, and North Africa, where he studied and spent time with Paul Bowles in

has published two books of poems, Rags of Prayer and Ordinary Time, both from Moon Pie Press. He received a master’s of fine arts from the

lives in California where he writes poetry and teaches Zen. His poems have been published or are forthcoming in Post Road, Quiddity, Hotel

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