DENISE DUHAMEL's poetry lies "somewhere between
Sex and the City, Sharon Olds, and Spalding Gray," (Publisher's
Weekly). She is the author of five volumes of poetry, including
her latest, Two and Two, a collection of serious and
zany critiques of mundane social, sexual, and cultural concerns.
Duhamel is a recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts
Fellowship and teaches creative writing at Florida International
University in Miami.
STEPHEN DUNN is the author of 14 collections
of poetry, including the Pulitzer Prize winning Different
Hours. Publishers Weekly says that Dunn's poetry
"can read like a conversation held within the generous confines
of an unusually abundant self," and Gerald Stern says "wisdom
might be something we could only learn through a language like
Stephen Dunn's, unbearably fearless and beautiful." Dunn's newest
book, Everything Else in the World, releases in November.
