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January 03, 2016

Tara Skurtu Guest Author January 4-8

Skurtu author photoWe kick off 2016 with Tara Skurtu as our guest author. Tara is a Boston-based poet, teacher, and translator currently living in Romania, where she teaches creative writing as a Fulbright grantee. She is the recipient of two Academy of American Poets prizes and a Robert Pinsky Global Fellowship, and her recent poems appear or are forthcoming in The Kenyon Review, Plume, Poetry Review, Poetry Wales, Memorious,The Common, and Tahoma Literary Review. She has recently completed her first manuscript of poems, The Amoeba Game. Find out more about Tara at her website:  www.taraskurtu.com . Follow her on twitter @taraskurtu

Welcome, Tara. 

Happy New Year. 

-- sdh

Posted by on January 03, 2016 at 02:52 PM in Announcements, Feature |

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