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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.

lives in New York City and Fresno, California. In New York City, he teaches at New York University and is the Distinguished Poet in Residence for

is a teacher at Waynflete School in Portland, Maine. His first published poem was in 1972. He is also a story delver, a genealogist and

her work has appeared in Poetry, The Iowa Review, Crazyhorse, The Southern Review, Seneca Review, Passages North, the Indiana Review, and other

is the founder of the Mulberry Poets & Writers Association, practices criminal defense law, and writes both poetry and prose in northeastern

her first poetry collection is Drive. Her poems have been published in journals such as Poet Lore, The Café Review and Hunger Mountain. She has

lives in Freeport, Maine with her dog, Happy.

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