lives in Boston, Massachusetts, where she spends her time writing and translating poetry, teaching Spanish, and working towards her Ph.D. in Latin American literature at Boston University.  Her poetry has appeared in Möbius, the Poetry Magazine and her translations of Argentine poetry were published in Metamorphoses. She is currently translating a book of contemporary Mayan poetry called I Sing Word of a Dead Couple.

her poetry has appeared in The Hoyden’s Ferry Review, The Atlanta Review, New Letters, and is forthcoming in Natural Bridge. She is the associate editor of Sampsonia Way, a publication of City of Asylum/Pittsburgh.

his ghazal “Dear Shahid” was published in The Massachusetts Review and his ghazal “The Red Dress Of Poetry” was published in Ravishing Disunities: Real Ghazals in English, an anthology edited by Shahid.  When not writing poems, he writes songs for the band Daniel Hales and the Frost Heaves.

was born and raised in Framingham, Massachusetts.  He earned his M.F.A. in Creative Writing from Columbia University in New York under the guidance of Anthony Burgess and Hortense Calisher.  He taught at Framingham High School, Framingham State College, Rowan University in New Jersey, and the University of Judaism in Los Angeles, where he now lives.  His poetry has appeared in numerous publications, including Blue Collar Review, California Quarterly, Diner, The Rambler, and Widener Review. He was the first winner of both The Boston Herald Poetry Competition and the John M. Corcoran Poetry Prize, sponsored by The Irish Edition of Philadelphia. In Lieu of Hymns, a musical setting of ten of his poems by composer Leo Schwartz, had its premiere at WFMT Studios in Chicago in March of 2010.