2011 Issue - Santa Fe Community College

Brian Cronwall teaches English at Kaua’i Community College in
Hawai’i. His poems have appeared in numerous journals and anthologies
in Hawai’i, Guam, the Mainland United States, Australia, Japan,
United Kingdom, and France.
John Davis is the author of Gigs (Sol Books) and The Reservist, a
chapbook. His poems have appeared recently or are forthcoming in Blue
Collar Review, Cider Press Review, New York Quarterly, and North American
Review. He lives on an island in Puget Sound, Washington, teaches
high school and performs in rock n roll bands.
Jon Davis is the author of six collections of poetry, most recently
Preliminary Report (Copper Canyon, 2010). He has received a Lannan
Literary Award and two National Endowment for the Arts Fellowships.
For twenty years, he has taught at the Institute of American Indian Arts
in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Behzad Dayeny is Director of Food Services at Santa Fe Community
College, born in Iran, has been living in Santa Fe since 1984.
Joseph Delgado was born and raised along the dwindling banks
of the Rio Grande in Albuquerque, New Mexico; attended the College
of Santa Fe and now resides and writes out of Mohave Valley, Arizona.
Carol Denson wrote Shell while living in Chicago, where she took
long walks by the lakeshore and spent so much time alone that everything
seemed to come alive. She now lives in Austin and has poems
published in Gulf Coast and The Weight of Addition, An Anthology of
Texas Poetry.
Ann Filemyr, Ph.D. is the Academic Dean of the College of Contemporary
Native Arts at the Institute of American Indian arts. She is also
a poet, photographic image-maker, and practitioner of the healing arts.
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