is a New Zealand visual artist and poet. His books, Waiting for the Transport and The Situation & Other Poems appeared in 2009. His Cold Hub Press (www.coldhubpress.co.nz) publishes New Zealand poetry as well as international poetry in several languages. He has published two chapbooks of his translations of the Chilean poet Sergio Badilla Castillo: La cabeza de la Medusa /The Medusa’s head (2012) and Espectros y Sombras /Ghosts & Shadows (2013).

is the author of three books of poems:  Approaching the Center, Headless Saints, and Catastrophic Bliss.  He divides his time between Morocco and New York City.

is a writer and editor in East Machias, Maine.  He has published numerous poems in journals, magazines, newspapers, and anthologies, and his verse plays have been produced on stage and radio. In 2010, he won the Donn Goodwin Poetry Prize. He serves on the editorial board of the poetry journal, Off The Coast.

is finally free after 30 years of working for “The Man” and sometimes “The Woman.” No more useless meetings under fluorescent lights in stuffy, windowless rooms.  He can concentrate instead on making better poems and his other interests as well as his wife, still the most beautiful woman he has ever known.