2011 Issue - Santa Fe Community College

Timothy Riordan’s poems have appeared in The Sewanee Review,
North American Review, Envoi (UK), and other journals. His books
include: simulacrum, The Urge To Migrate, In A Fluid State, and Lesser
Bird of Paradise. A professor at Xavier University in Cincinnati, Mr. Riordan
has had artist residencies in Prague and Reykjavik.
Richard Robbins was raised in California and Montana. His
most recent poetry collections include Radioactive City and Other Americas.
He currently directs the creative writing program and Good Thunder
Reading Series at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
Barbara Robidoux's poetry is widely published in anthologies
nationwide. She has also published a full length collection of poems:
Waiting for Rain. Currently she is working on a book of tanka and haibun
and a collection of short stories. She lives in Santa Fe where she keeps six
laying hens and a hive of bees as well as numerous friends and relatives.
Barbara Rockman teaches poetry at Santa Fe Community College
and in private workshops in Santa Fe, NM. Her poems have appeared
or are forthcoming in Bellingham Review, Calyx, Cimarron
Review, Louisville Review, Spoon River Poetry Review and Terrain.org. She
is editor of the anthology, Women Becoming Poems (Cinabar Press). A
graduate of the MFA in Writing Program at Vermont College of Fine
Arts, her collection, Sting and Nest, is forthcoming from Sunstone Press.
Kathleen Runyan: I grew up in Flint, Michigan, moved to Los
Alamos in 1942. The talented Los Alamos Poetry Posse tolerates me
as a member. At 91, I still have my own teeth, still comb my gray
hair, my legs move but don’t run any races. I write to convince myself
that I am still alive.
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