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is an international public health physician, commended by President Bill Clinton as an “American Health Hero.” He lives in London and Beirut.

lives in Kittery Point, Maine. Her chapbook What becomes of Words was published by the Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art in Connecticut, and

is a poet and critic who, with his wife, Adelle, performs his work frequently in the San Francisco Bay Area. He was born in Neptune, New Jersey

is a poet and short story writer from East Norriton, Pennsylvania. His poems have appeared most recently in Snail Mail Review, Sliver of Stone,

a poet, novelist, and essayist born in Transylvania. In 1966, he moved to Detroit. He is the author of dozens of books of poetry, including

won the 2009 Emergency Press International Book Contest for Strata, her first book published in English. Prior to Strata, she released two books

was born in Santa Monica, California in 1945. While in high school he edited The Black Cat Review, a poetry journal and began to publish in small

her poems have been published in Hayden’s Ferry Review, Poetry East, Third Coast, Birmingham Poetry Review, Louisville Review, Agni, and others.

is the author of eight books of poems, eight plays, a novel, a collection of short stories, a picture book for children, and dozens of essays,

is a poet, musician and visual artist. His work has appeared in magazines, anthologies, online publications, and books for almost three decades.

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