George Drew was born in Mississippi and raised there and in New York State, where he currently lives. Toads in a Poisoned Tank, his first book, was published in 1986, and a chapbook, So Many Bones (Poems of Russia), in 1997 by a Russian press, in a bilingual edition. A second collection, The Horse’s Name … Continued
Helen Duberstein’s novel, The Dream Of Rewards, was nominated for the Pushcart Press Tenth Annual Editors Award. Her fiction, poetry, reviews and articles have appeared in the New Republic, The Village Voice, Commentary, Liberation, and other publications. She participated in the early formation of the Living Theatre, was a member of the Circle Repertory Theatre … Continued
Tabetha Dunn is a poet, writer, editor, and film maker. Her poetry has appeared in several dozen literary magazines including Gypsy, The Black Buzzard Review, Soundings East, Voices International, Synaesthetic, Asylum Annual, WomanWise, and The Black Bear Review. Her work has been most recently anthologized in Will Work for Peace: New Political Poems (Zeropanik Press, … Continued
Debra Kang Dean’s work has appeared in many magazines and a number of anthologies, including “Unsettling America: An Anthology of Contemporary Multicultural Poetry,” “The Best American Poetry 1999,” and “The New American Poets: A Bread Loaf Anthology.” Her chapbook of poems, “Back to Back” (NCWN, 1997), selected by Ruth Stone, won the Harperprints Poetry Chapbook … Continued
(1930-2002) Writer, novelist, short story writer, word-and-image artist. Guy Fielding Lewis Dawson was born in Manhattan, New York and lived in Gramercy Park, Manhattan, New York for 38 years.
(1900?-1984) Writer. “Geography of the Erotic Body,” lived on First Avenue, on the Lower East Side.
(1951-1990) Performance poet. John De Vita lived in New York City and worked at the New York Public Library.
(1921-2004) Performance poet. Tommaso Della Fave lived on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, New York.
(1859-1952) Writer, philosopher. Taught at Columbia Teachers College.
(1896-1983) Lyricist. “The Band Wagon” (1931), was born and died in Manhattan.