Bird Fly Good Issue No. 1, including new work from eight wonderful poets, is now available. E-mail jennifer [at] birdflygood [dot] com to request your copy.
About the authors of Bird Fly Good:
Sarah Blake is from New Jersey, and her poetry is forthcoming in Michigan Quarterly Review, The Los Angeles Review, and Sentence: a Journal of Prose Poetics.
Kate Greenstreet‘s second book, The Last 4 Things, is new from Ahsahta Press and includes a DVD containing two short films based on the two sections of the book. Her fourth chapbook, “but even now I am perhaps not speaking” will be out on Imprint Press in June. Find her work in recent or forthcoming issues of VOLT, Fence, Trickhouse, Denver Quarterly, Colorado Review, and other journals.
Hoa Nguyen lives in Austin, Texas, where she teaches creative writing and co-edits Skanky Possum. She also curates the Skanky Possum Reading Series. Her poems have been published in various journals, and some of her recent collections include Kiss a Bomb Tattoo (Effing Press) and Hecate Lochia (Hot Whiskey Press).
Elisa McCool is pursuing an MFA in poetry at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor. She edits the irregularly produced journal Come Hither, and her work has appeared in Spooky Boyfriend, Skanky Possum, WOMB, and is forthcoming in Ekleksographia and Mantis. She is a founding member of the Washtenaw County Women’s Poetry Collective and Casserole Society.
Eileen Myles‘s collection of essays The Importance of Being Iceland, for which she received a Warhol/Creative Capital grant, is out from Semiotext(e)/MIT. Eileen also writes novels (Chelsea Girls, Cool for You) and libretti (“Hell”) and many, many poems (Sorry, Tree, Not Me). She’s a Professor Emeritus of Writing & Literature at UC San Diego. She lives in New York.
Christopher Perez graduated from The University of Texas at Austin, will never work, and sleeps in a black hole. Reach him at mrchristopherperez@yahoo.com.
Dale Smith is a teacher and writer in Austin, Texas, and holds a PhD in rhetoric from The University of Texas. He has published essays, reviews, and poems in Best American Poetry, Bookforum, Chicago Review, Jacket Magazine, and other print and online journals. He is the author of four books of poetry, many of them available through Small Press Distribution in Berkeley, California.
Cindy St. John is the author of City Poems (Effing Press) and People Who Are in Love Will Read This Book Differently (Dancing Girl Press). She lives in Austin, Texas.
Happy reading.