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Bro. Yao (Hoke S. Glover III) was co-owner of Karibu Books and is a professor at Bowie State University. His work has appeared in numerous publications including African American Review, Crab Orchard…

Mark Yakich is the author of Unrelated Individuals Forming a Group Waiting to Cross (Penguin, 2004), a winner of the The Naional Poetry Series, and The Making of Collateral Beauty…

Fredrick Zydek is the author of eight collections of poetry. T’Kopechuck: the Buckley Poems is forthcoming from Winthrop Press later this year. Formerly a professor of creative writing and theology at the…

Martha Zweig’s Monkey Lightning will appear from Tupelo Press in 2010. Her other books, Vinegar Bone (1999) and What Kind (2003), were published by Wesleyan University Press. Her work has received a Hopwood Award, Pushcart nominations…

Kenneth Ziegelheafer was born in Baltimore and has lived in New York, Denver, San Francisco, Los Angeles, New Mexico, Boca Raton, London and Havre de Grace, Maryland. (1999)

Arlene Zide has lived in India nine times in the past thirty-eight years. Her translations from Hindi and other Indian languages have appeared in Chicago Review, Hindi, Indian Literature, International…

Van Zerikson was born, and still lives, in London, England.(2000)

Dawn-Marie Zampa is a graduate student at the University of Windsor, Ontario. Her poems have appeared in Idenity. (1999)

Stephen Kampa is a graduate student at the Johns Hopkins University where he is an Editorial Assistant for The Hopkins Review. His poems have been published in Measure, The Sewanee Theological Review and The…

Patrick Kanouse is a resident of Westfield, Indiana, where he works as a manager for Cisco Press, a technology publisher. His poems have appeared in Connecticut Review, The Evansville Review…

Derek Kannemeyer lives in Richmond, Virginia where he teaches at St. Catherine�s School. He holds a B.A. from the University of London and an M.A. from the University of Virginia.…