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Andrew Szilvasy teaches British literature outside of Boston. He has poems in After the Pause, CutBank, Dunes Review and THINK Journal. (2018)

Trista Swing’s poems have appeared in ALBATROSS, Concho River Review, DIAGRAM, Iron Horse Literary Review, minnesota review and Relief. She received her MA in poetry from Texas Tech University and now lives in…

Joan Swift is the author of four books of poetry: This Element (Alan Swallow, 1965), Parts of Speech (Confluence, 1978), The Dark Path of Our Names (Dragon Gate, 1985) and…

Nathan Swartzendruber lives in Norwood, Ohio, after teaching American Literature at the Rift Valley Academy in Kijabe, Kenya. He is Editor of Shinwhacker, a photography and writing project. His poetry…

Sue Swartz lives in Bloomington, Indiana, where she teaches courses on social change, writes, step-parents and creates innovative Jewish ritual and prayer. She hopes to learn to stand on her…

Virgil Suarez was born in Havana, Cuba, in 1962 and since 1974 has lived in the United States. He is the author of four collections of poetry, with Palm Crows…

Jason Stumpf has received the James Merrill Prize for Poetry and the Andrea Goff Memorial Fund Prize for Poetry. He studies music and English at Washington University in St. Louis.…

Melissa Studdard’s books include the poetry collection I Ate the Cosmos for Breakfast (Saint Julian, 2014) and the young adult novel Six Weeks to Yehidah (All Thing That Matter, 2011).…

Dan Stryk teaches at Virginia Intermont College. He is the author of five collections of poems and prose parables, including The Artist and the Crow (Purdue, 1984). His two new…

Christine Stewart’s poems have appeared in Poetry, Ploughshares, Five Points, Blackbird, and elsewhere. She received her MFA in Poetry from the University of Maryland, is a recipient of a Ruth Lilly Fellowship and is…

Elisabeth Stevens is the author of three poetry collections: Children of Dust (The New Poets Series), The Night Lover (Birch Brook Press) and Household Words (The Maryland State Poetry and…

Gerald Stern is the author of eighteen poetry collections including This Time (1999), which won the National Book Award, Save the Last Dance (2008) and Early Collected: Poems From 1965-1992 (2010), all three from W.W. Norton.…