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John Kinsella
(b.1963) is an Australian writer and critic, resident in
Cambridge. He has published many volumes of poetry including The Undertow:
New and Selected Poems (Arc, 1996), Radnoti Poems (Equipage, 1996), The
Silo: A Pastoral Symphony (Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1995; Arc, 1997),
Poems 1980-1994 (FACP, 1997; Bloodaxe, 1998), and The Hunt (FACP, 1998;
Bloodaxe, 1998). He is the author of a novel - Genre (FACP, 1997), a volume
of short fiction - Grappling Eros (FACP, late 1998), and a play - Crop
Circles. He is at present completing an anthology of Australian poetry for
publication in May 1999 and is the editor of the international poetry
journal Salt.
7. Poem. nature morte: Oh Rhetoric!
Carolyn van Langenberg has published short fiction overseas and in Australia
in journals and anthologies, and she is writing a novel about madness for a
PhD in Writing at University of Western Sydney, Nepean.
9. Poem. The sandals
11. Article. Wollongongs Poet Fest
13. Prose. From Redfern to Werrington, I've been a dude!
Peter Larkin is a librarian at Warwick University and runs Prest Roots Press.
His
own work combines an interest in innovative writing with a commitment to
ecological
poetics and the pastoral tradition. He has contributed to Reality
Studios, Fragmente,
Parataxis and Talisman and appeared in Ten British Poets
(1993). Among his
ten
published books are: Enclosures (1983), Pastoral Advert
(1989), Scarce Norm
Scarcer Mean (1992) Seek Source Bid Sink (1995), and Three
Conformities of
Forest
(1997). The unit of much of his poetry is not the line, nor the sentence but
the short
prose paragraph treated as a stanza. Recent work has focused on the
compromised
industrial dimensions of the forest as both speculative implantation and
contemplative
reservoir.
4. Article. Innovation contra Acceleration
4. Poem. Parallels Plantation Apart
David E. Latané, Jr. teaches British poetry at Virginia Commonwealth
University in Richmond, and is US editor for Stand Magazine. He is
currently editing a special issue of Victorian Poetry on
"Palgrave's Golden Treasury and Victorian Poetry Anthologies," and
contemplates writing a book on the drunken magazinist from Cork, Dr.
William Maginn. (Home page).
8. Article. On Peter Horn's `Rivers'
Anthony Lawrence has published six books of poems, the most recent
being
"Skinned by Light: New & Selected Poems" (University of Queensland
Press,
1998) He lives in Hobart, Tasmania, Aust.
7. Poems. Five poems
Gary Lehmann: teaches poetry at the Rochester Institute of Technology
Athenaeum and literature and writing at the School of Liberal Arts at RIT.
Watch out for him on English hiking trails in East Anglia this summer.
12. Poems. Two poems
12. Prose. Vanishing Point
Jennifer Ley is a 1998 Pushcart Nominee. A sampling of literary
magazines and websites that have included her poetry include:
Agnieszka's Dowry, The Melic Review, the Poetry Calendar, Mobius, Conspire,
Recursive Angel, noted on the Gazebo (at the Alsop Review,) Gravity and
Poetry Magazine.com, where she was the featured poet in August 1998. Her
work is anthologized at Poetry Cafe.
Ms. Ley edits Perihelion,
http://www.webdelsol.com/Perihelion
on Web Del Sol, which offers Internet premieres of new poetry, round tables,
interviews, and articles focused on building community on the Internet; she
is the founder and editor of The Astrophysicist's Tango Partner Speaks,
which has just moved to its own domain,
http://www.heelstone.com
9. Prose. R.andom C.at G.enerated P.oetry
9. Poems. Three poems
Duane Locke, Ph. D. in Renaissance literature, unemployed, lives alone
in an old, decaying house in the Tampa slums. The neighborhood is very
colorful being decorated with yellow and orange posters put up by the
police to advertise that the location is a high drug district. He lives
as a stranger and deracinated man since he cannot understand the
customs, the costumes, and the language, some form of Postmodern
English.. He is totally isolated and enjoys the supreme pleasure of
being lonely and unhappy. He has had over 2,000 poems published in over
500 magazines: APR, Nation, Literary Quarterly,
Black Moon, Bitter Oleander, 491. His latest book of poems, WATCHING
WISTERIA-to order see
www.vidapublishing.com
or call 1-800-869-7553.]
13. Poems. Four poems
Tim Love works as a computer officer
at Cambridge University, England. His poetry's appeared in Stand,
Rialto,
Oxford Poetry, Verse, etc. See his
Literature Page for
further details.
1. Prosepoem. A Fairy Tale
1. Prosepoem. Sticks and Stones
2. Poem. Taking Mark this time
6. Poem. Painting Over
6. Article. Allusions
6. Article. My dealings with UK literary magazines
Ryl Lovell.
A selection of her poetry is available.
Marek Lugowski has been called in print "the priest of
rec.arts.poems", owing to his longevity and contributions on Usenet,
is a contributing editor of University of Pennsylvania's
CrossConnect,
and president and editor of
A Small Garlic Press,
a rising Chicago
nonprofit corporation comprising volunteers across the internet.
ASGP publishes smart and inexpensive chapbooks of poetry and
maintains a set of exemplary web pages as resources, including
Agnieszka's Dowry (AgD) ISSN 1088-4300, which also comes out in print.
Marek Lugowski was born in Poland, moved to USA at 14, and studied under
Douglas Hofstadter, among several others, at Indiana University, Bloomington.
He works at Northwestern University as a programmer at a research institute.
email: marek@enteract.com
3. Poem. teak woman
7. Poem. all the pretty poppies all the pretty people
Canadian poet, Heather MacLeod is a graduate of the Writing program at
the University of Victoria. Some of her poetry has appeared in NeWest
Review, Wascana Review, Fiddlehead, Grain, Prism international as well
as the anthologies Breathing Fire, The Colour of Resistance and A Shade
of Spring. Her first book of poetry, My Flesh the Sound of Rain, was
released by Coteau in the autumn of 1998. Two of her plays have
received honourable mentions from, the journal, Aboriginal Voices and
from the Native Playwrights Contest held in Alaska. She has lived in
British Columbia, the Northwest Territories, Alberta, the Yukon as well
as Turkey.
11. Poems. A Colour Sequence
VANCE MAVERICK --- born Zurich, raised Los Angeles, university in
Connecticut, graduate studies in computer science at Berkeley; now
living in San Francisco, working as a "software engineer".
Longtime study of musical composition, with a few pieces performed;
more recently a reader (but not a writer) of poetry.
Home page at
http://www.sirius.com/~vance/.
3. Article. Partial Reading: J.H.Prynne's "
On the Matter of Thermal Packing"
Sheila E.Murphy's book manuscript Letters to Unfinished J. was
selected in the open poetry competition sponsored by Sun & Moon Press, and
will be published by Sun & Moon. A Sound the Mobile Makes in Wind: 50
American Haibun is featured by Mudlark (1998). Leaflets (1998)
was published by Instress. Falling In Love Falling In Love With You
Syntax: Selected and New Poems appeared from Potes * Poets Press in
1997. Twelve years ago, she founded and continues to coordinate with
Beverly Carver the Scottsdale Center for the Arts Poetry Series. Her home
is in Phoenix, Arizona.
10. Poems. HANDSPRINGS
Dorothy Nimmo.
A selection of her poetry is available.