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One Winter in Vermont
Emily Light is a poet, educator, and mother living in northern New Jersey. Her poetry can be found in such journals as Inch, Salt Hill, Cherry Tree, Cumberland River Review, and RHINO, among others.
How to Love the Natural Sciences
Based in West Texas, Jennifer Loyd is a poet, translator, and a former editor for Copper Nickel, West Branch, and Sycamore Review. For her poetry exploring the archives of Rachel Carson, she has received a Stadler Fellowship, as well as research grants from Purdue University, where she earned an MFA. Her poems and prose, which explore the intersection between private voice and public narratives, appear in Best New Poets, The Southern Review, The Rumpus, Swamp Pink, Shenandoah, Prairie Schooner, Poet Lore, and elsewhere.
self portrait as saint dymphna
MJ Lu (she/they) is a Southeast Asian American poet who hails from North Carolina. Her work was previously published in MudRoom, Bulb Culture Collective, and Von Aegir Literary.
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A NOTE DURING COVID-19
Due to our university and university mail system going remote in response to the pandemic, there will be delays in fulfilling print subscriptions and mailing out back orders. We apologize for the delay and assure that all orders will be completed as soon as safely possible. Never hesitate to contact us with questions, and thank you for your support!
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