Maggie Glover - Poetry
Maggie Glover earned a BA from Denison University and an MFA from West Virginia University, where she was awarded the James Paul Brawner Poetry Award in 2007.
Laura Kasischke - Poetry
Laura Kasischke has published seven collections of poetry, most recently LILIES WITHOUT (Ausable Press) and seven novels.
Paula McLain - Poetry
Paula McLain has published two collections of poetry Less of Her and Stumble, Gorgeous, both from New Issues Poetry Press, as well as a memoir about growing up in foster care, Like Family: Growing Up In Other People’s Houses, and the novel, A Ticket to Ride, which was published by Ecco in 2008 and named a “top read” by the Today Show.
Alan Michael Parker - Poetry
Alan Michael Parker is the author of five collections of poems, Days Like Prose, The Vandals, Love Song with Motor Vehicles, A Peal of Sonnets, and Elephants & Butterflies, as well as a novel, Cry Uncle; he is also Editor of The Imaginary Poets, and co-editor of two scholarly works.
Mary Ann Samyn - Poetry
Mary Ann Samyn's most recent book of poetry is Beauty Breaks In (New Issues, 2009). She teaches in the MFA program at West Virginia University.
Eleni Sikelianos - Poetry
Eleni Sikelianos is the author of six books of poetry, most recently Body Clock and The California Poem, as well as a hybrid memoir, The Book of Jon. Her translation of Jacques Roubaud’s Exchanges on Light appeared in 2009.
Aleš Šteger - Poetry Translated by Brian Henry
Aleš Šteger is a Slovenian poet and editor. He was born in the town of Ptuj in Lower Styria, Slovenia, then part of Yugoslavia. He studied Comparative Literature and German at University of Ljubljana.
Jane Varley - Poetry
Jane Varley is the author of a memoir, Flood Stage and Rising, published in 2005 by the University of Nebraska Press. She has published poems and reviews of poetry and fiction in literary magazines, and her nonfiction writing recently won an individual artist grant from the Ohio Arts Council.
Sandra Doller - Poetry
Sandra Doller (née Miller) has a new name. Her first book Oriflamme (2005) and her second book Chora (2010) are both are from Ahsahta Press.
Gail Wronsky - Poetry
Gail Wronsky is the author of nine books of poetry and prose, most recently Blue Shadow Behind Everything Dazzling (Poems from India), and Bling & Fringe (The LA Poems), coauthored with Molly Bendall. Her essay "In Sickness" will appear this month in The Black Body, an anthology of essays edited by Meri Nana-Ama Danquah.