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David Clewell

1955-02-11 – 2020-02-15

Roland Flint

1934-02-27 – 2001-01-02

Roland Flint was an American poet whose poems often explored themes of love, loss, and the human condition with direct and emotional language. His work is marked by a deep sensitivity and an ability to capture intimate moments of life with clarity and impact. He stood out in the literary scene for his authenticity and the resonance of his verses, which touched many readers with their sincerity and the beauty contained in his everyday observations. His contribution to American poetry lies in his distinct voice and the honest exploration of the complexities of human relationships and personal experience.

Carol Snow

1949-10-18

Paul Zimmer

Len Roberts

1947-03-13 – 2007-05-25

Lee Upton

1953-06-02

David Mura

Emily Hiestand

1947-01-01

Emily Hiestand is an American poet known for her work that frequently explores nature, family, and the human condition with clear and imagistic language. Her poetry is appreciated for its emotional depth and its ability to capture the beauty and complexity of everyday life. She has stood out in the literary scene for her sensitivity and for bringing a unique perspective to the themes she addresses. Her work invites readers to reflect on their own experiences and the world around them.

William Olsen

Jeffrey Skinner

Cole Swensen

Jeffrey Harrison

Sylvia Moss

Mark Halliday

Charlie Smith

John Engels

Barbara Anderson

Reginald Gibbons

Jack Myers

Alice Fulton

Kathy Fagan

1958-09-24

Kathy Fagan is a contemporary writer with a body of work that spans poetry and fiction, exploring life experience and introspection. Her work is often marked by an authentic voice and keen observation of the world around her, inviting readers to connect with their own emotions and thoughts.

Robert L. Jones

Amy Bartlett

1949-03-18 – 2004-02-29

Amy Bartlett is recognized for her dedication to writing and literature, with a body of work that explores themes relevant to the contemporary experience. Her literary work is characterized by the ability to build engaging narratives and complex characters, inviting readers to reflect on social and existential issues.

Bruce Smith