has published poems in Poetry Review, The Times Literary Supplement, PN Review, New Writing, and elsewhere.   His recent publications include four edited poetry anthologies, as well as several translated volumes, including W. G. Sebald’s Across the Land and the Water (Random House, 2011). He lives in Wiesbaden.

has published Housekeeping, a chapbook of sonnets (Finishing Line Press, 2012) and The Fear of Love, a full–length collection (Plain View Press, 2012). The poem “Glimpse” is one of a series of poems written while his wife Marlene Anderson was away on the coast of Kenya tending to the business of The Imani Project. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

has had work in The Hollins Critic, Confrontation, Redactions, and Canary. He has only recently found time for a pursuit parallel to writing poetry — panning for gold in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. If he continues to find no color in the pan, he knows of several wineries in the area that produce excellent Zinfandel and have liberal tasting hours.

has published five books of poetry, four novels, and two volumes of short stories. She is also the author of two collections of essays and has translated work by Louise Glück, H.D., Gertude Stein, and other American and British writers. She has received numerous awards, most recently the Solothurner Literature Prize (2010). She lives in Berlin.