Ana Minga

Ana Minga, born in the distant southern town of Loja in 1983, won a
major poetry prize from the Fine Arts Museum of Quito before the age of
twenty. Then she won first prize from the Central University of Ecuador
for her collection, Pandemonium. She went on to win the University’s
Silver Medal for Poetry in 2006. Her work appeared, for the first time in
English, this summer in Per Contra, an online literary magazine.
Content tagged Ana Minga

Jonathan Williams Simon Perchik Michael Harper Gaylord Brewer Al Maginnes Jonathan Greene Russian R. T. Smith William Matthews Jack Hirschman Emmanuel Moses Thomas P. Feeny Spanish Hungarian Patrick Bizzaro Ryan G. Van Cleave Luke Hankins Phebe Davidson Newton Smith Emöke Z. B’Racz Welsh Janice Moore Fuller Patricia Smith Quincy Troupe Robert Creeley Ron Rash Eugenio Montale Jeffery Beam Dede Wilson Keith Flynn Review Gearóid Mac Lochlainn J. W. Bonner Marilyn Hacker Bill Knott Rene Char Thomas Rain Crowe Kathryn Stripling Byer Lyn Lifshin Marilyn Kallet Stella Vinitchi Radulescu Essay Sally Buckner Lee Ann Brown Robert Bly

Issue
Links