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is author of two books of poems: Brothers of Morning and The Thinking Heart: the Life and Loves of Etty Hillesum. His poems have appeared in The

has published seven collections of poetry, most recently Rough Cradle ( Alice James Books, 2009). Don’t Explain won the 1997 Felix Pollak Prize

was born and raised in Philadelphia. He earned a B.A. at Southern Methodist University and an M.F.A. at Vermont College of Norwich University. He

writes and paints in Sagadahoc County, Maine. He has published with Blackberry, Dancing Bear, Dog Ear and Red Tea. He was engaged in a

has an M.F.A. from Vermont College. Her first chap book of poetry is Love Dogs. She teaches at Scarborough High School in Scarborough, Maine.

is a writer and teacher who lives in the mountains of Central Maine with her family. She has published two chapbooks, The Church of St. Materiana

was born to an American mother and a Palestinian father. At the age of 14, her family moved to Jerusalem. Upon returning to the U.S., she earned

worked with Michael Macklin on the literary magazine Bananafish and shared with him stories of their sons, hers yet unborn and his already a man.

1949 – 2012

is the founding editor of The Café Review, host of the CTN5 television show The Poets Cafe, and the author of ten books of poetry.

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