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DAN VEACH, Editor and Publisher 

Still thin from years as a starving poet, Dan has been published and anthologized in England, Ireland, Russia and the U. S. One of the few poets who perform from memory, he has given poetry readings at Oxford University in England, People’s University in Beijing, the American University in Cairo, the Poetry Society in London, The Poetry Cafe in Singapore, the Yeats Society in Ireland, and the Adelaide International Arts Festival in Australia. His poetry collection is My Long Thigh Bone (Poetry Atlanta Press). Dan received the Lifetime Achievement Award of the Georgia Writers Association in 2008.

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LEE PASSARELLA, Senior Editor

Lee is a widely-published poet who has won the Snake Nation Press Poetry Competition. He is the author of The Geometry of Loneliness (David Roberts Books), Sight-Reading Schuman (Pudding House Chapbook Series), and Swallowed Up in Victory  (Burd Street Press), a narrative poem of the Civil War. He is founder and editor of Coreopsis Press, which publishes poetry chapbooks.

MEMYE CURTIS TUCKER, Senior Editor

Memye’s book The Watchers won the Hollis Summers Poetry Prize of the Ohio University Press. She has also won both the State Street Press and Palanquin Press chapbook competitions. Her chapbooks are Admit One (State Street), Storm Line (Palanquin), and Holding Patterns (Poetry Atlanta Press). She received the Lifetime Achievement Award of the Georgia Writers Association in 2007.
 

A. E. STALLINGS, Contributing Editor

A. E. Stallings won the Richard Wilbur Prize from the University of Evansville, which published her first book, Archaic Smile. Her latest poetry collection, Hapax (Triquarterly) was awarded the Poets’ Prize for 2008. She also received the 1999 James Dickey Prize from Five Points, and won Poetry Magazine's Eunice Tietjens Prize in 1997 (previous winners include e. e. cummings and Theodore Roethke). Her new translation of Lucretius’ The Nature of Things was published by Penguin Classics. She now lives in Athens, Greece, with her husband John Psaropoulos, a  journalist and CNN correspondent. A. E. Stallings Home Page

CAPERS LIMEHOUSE, Founding Editor Emeritus

Capers and Dan founded Poetry Atlanta together in 1985 and Atlanta Review in 1994. Capers, also a widely-published poet, now lives in Charleston, South Carolina. Her poetry collection is Cave Diving (Poetry Atlanta Press).

EDITORS Emeritus

Russell Avery, Deborah Browning, Maudell Driskell, Delisa Mulkey,
Ken Scott, Megan Sexton, Malone Tumlin, and Angela Wynn.

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