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Henry Taylor is Professor Emeritus of Literature at American University. The third of his five collections of poems, The Flying Change (LSU, 1986), received the 1986 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry.…

Kenneth Tanemura received a degree in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University. His poems have appeared in American Tanka, Cadence, Hummingbird, Modern Haiku and Skanky Possum. (1999)

Deborah Tall is the author of four books of poetry, the most recent of which is Summons, which was chosen for the Kathryn A. Morton Poetry Prize by Charles Simic.…

Joanne Upton works as a Town Planner in London, England. She earned a B.A. (Hons) Degree and a Masters Degree in Town and Country Planning at the University of Manchester,…

Lee Upton’s fourth book of poetry, Civilian Histories, appeared in 2000 from the University of Georgia Press. Her third book of literary criticism, The Muse of Abandonment (1998), was published…

Leslie Ullman has written National Histories (Yale, 1979), winner of the Yale Younger Poets Prize; Dreams by No One’s Daughter (Pittsburgh, 1988) and Slow Work Through Sand (Iowa, 1998). She is professor emerita at the University…

R.A. Villanueva lives in Brooklyn, New York. A finalist for the 2010 Alice James Books/Kundiman Poetry Prize, his writing has appeared in AGNI, Bellevue Literary Review, DIAGRAM, Gulf Coast, RATTLE and The Virginia…

Liana Vrajitoru was born in Iasi, Romania, and currently resides in Binghamton, New York, where she is a graduate student at SUNY Binghamton. She is the editor of two magazines:…

Gyorgyi Voros teaches at Virginia Tech University. She is the author of Notations of the Wild: Ecology in the Poetry of Wallace Stevens (Iowa, 1997) and a collection of poems,…