BOA Authors & Poets
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Born in 1938 in Lisbon, Maine, A. Poulin,
Jr. was the author of six books of poetry, a major translator
of both the French
and German poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke, the editor of...
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Chicago resident Adam McOmber is the
author of This New and Poisonous Air,
his debut collection of short stories. The Assistant Director of Creative Nonfiction
at Columbia College Chicago, where he teaches both creative nonfiction...
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The pen-name Adonis, which Ali Ahmad Said began to use in the early 60s, refers to the mythological figures of the Mediterranean which interested Arab poets of the Tammuzi school in that period, the dying gods we know from the archaic mythologies...
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Adrie Kusserow was born in Underhill Center, Vermont, in 1966. While a freshman at Amherst College, she traveled to Kathmandu, Nepal, and northern India to study Tibetan Buddhism. She went on to study anthropology and psychology at Harvard...
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Aimee
Parkison has received a Christopher Isherwood Fellowship, a Writers at Work
Fellowship, and a Kurt Vonnegut Fiction Prize.
Parkison writes and publishes fiction and poetry. She has an MFA
from Cornell University and is an...
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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, most recently, Elephants & Butterflies. He also published the novel Cry Uncle. He is editor...
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From his first book of poems, Chessboards of Hours, published in 1995 when he was 22 years old, Aleš Šteger has been considered one of Slovenia’s most promising poets. That promise has been unleashed over the course of a...
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Alpay Ulku was born in Turkey, grew up in Canada, finished
high school in England and has lived throughout the United
States. He received an MFA from the Iowa Writers' Workshop
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Born in San Francisco, Anne Germanacos has lived between Greece and San Francisco for thirty years. Her stories are just as strange and tragic as the Greek myths they riff on. Using a spare, image-laden prose style, Germanacos’ focuses on...
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Born in Sainte-Catherine-de-Fossambault, Quebec, Anne Hebert
is an important figure in world literature. Her novels --Kamouraska, Les
Enfants du sabbat, Heloise and Les Fous
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Anthony
Tognazzini's work has appeared in Swink, Sentence, Quarterly
West, Mississippi Review, The Hat, Denver Quarterly, Hayden's
Ferry Review, Quick Fiction, and the Alaska Quarterly...
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Born in Sheffield, Alabama and raised on Long Island, Anthony Piccione was the author of four collections of poetry from BOA Editions, Ltd.: The Guests at the Gate (2002), For the Kingdom (1995), Seeing It Was So (1986), and Anchor Dragging...
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Winner of the 2011 Isabella Gardner Award, awarded biennially to a poet in midcareer with a new book of exceptional merit, Aracelis Girmay is the author of Kingdom Animalia, forthcoming from BOA Editions, Ltd. in Fall 2011. She was born and...
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Barbara Jane Reyes is author of two previous poetry collections including Poeta en San Francisco which was awarded the 2005 James Laughlin Award from the Academy of American Poets. She was born in Manila and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area....
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Barton
Sutter is the only author to win the Minnesota Book Award in three different
categories: for poetry with The Book of
Names: New and Selected Poems (BOA); for fiction with My Father’s War and Other Stories; and for creative...
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Born in 1887 in Switzerland, Blaise Cendrars was educated in
Naples, Italy. A prime catalyst of the modernist movement,
he wrote stories, plays, novels and poems that earned him
an...
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