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lives with his wife Carol at the end of a dirt road in Vienna, Maine. She weaves and he writes; writes mostly about prehistoric petroglyphs in

is very active in the literary community of Los Angeles, California. He was owner of the legendary bookstore, Papa Bach’s, and in 1972 founded

is a poet and translator living in East Calais, Vermont. Her most recent poetry collection is Rooms and Their Airs. She has translated many

is a poet from Sonora, Mexico where she has taught literature in the secondary school system for 35 years. She has received a variety of

is the author of four poetry collections, Vanishing Act, Entering Earthquake Country, Red Horses, and The Calamity Jane Poems. (The latter two

practiced cardiology in Portland, Maine for thirty years after receiving degrees at Yale University and Tufts University Medical School. He is

is the author of two books: Ghost Fargo (selected by Franz Wright for the Nightboat Prize and forthcoming early 2010) and Upon Arrival (Black

by Gibson Fay-LeBlanc After a quiet flash: a second sun rose and fell and flattened four square miles — half–grown potatoes cooked in the

by Gibson Fay-LeBlanc She led me in among the voiceless things. A long hallway, of course, and locked doors. She asked me to describe their pins

by Simon Pettet Two oranges, incense, a little fire water Some tastefully–wilted flowers, A perpetually shining bowl Two cups

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