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writes in both English and Shetlandic and is a native Shetlander who lives in Edinburgh where she is the current Makar (poet laureate). She

is a former college professor who has published previously in The Café Review, as well as in Laurel Review, Black River Review, Mockingbird, Lake

is a member of the League of Canadian Poets and composes poetry in six languages. She has published from Finland to the Seychelles, and her work

lives in New Hampshire with he wife Janice and their German Shepherd, Zoe the Wonder Dog. His work has appeared in a number of literary journals,

Born in 1954, Kim Addonizio lived for most of her adult life in California, but is currently based in New York City. Her poetry books include:

is an associate clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital. He has published four books of

by Christine De Luca I da gairden o da Shaltered hooses shö neebs aff, dovers owre at aese. Shö’s med da möv fae her heeven, her ain peerie

by Daisy Zamora translated from Spanish by George Evans When I see them passing by I sometimes ask myself: What must they feel, the ones who

by Rochelle Owens In an early version a deaf mute a hermaphrodite captured after the siege a hermaphrodite emptied of allegory seated on the

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