Dan Stryk teaches World Literature and Creative Writing at Virginia Intermont College in Bristol, VA. His poetry and prose have appeared in a wide variety of literary journals, including TriQuarterly, Poetry Northwest, Commonweal, The American Scholar, and The Southern Humanities Review. Stryk has been awarded an NEA fellowship and published six collections of his work, most recently, Death of a Sunflower and Taping Images To Walls, forthcoming in 2002 from Pecan Grove Press.
Simon Perchik Jonathan Williams Thomas P. Feeny Ryan G. Van Cleave Eugenio Montale Emöke Z. B’Racz Patricia Smith Essay Rene Char Bill Knott Jack Hirschman Michael Harper Jeffery Beam Lee Ann Brown Al Maginnes Welsh Gearóid Mac Lochlainn Newton Smith Keith Flynn Robert Creeley Ron Rash Luke Hankins Phebe Davidson Dede Wilson Robert Bly Russian Stella Vinitchi Radulescu Lyn Lifshin R. T. Smith Marilyn Kallet Jonathan Greene Review Gaylord Brewer Patrick Bizzaro Spanish Thomas Rain Crowe J. W. Bonner Hungarian Emmanuel Moses Sally Buckner Marilyn Hacker William Matthews Quincy Troupe Janice Moore Fuller Kathryn Stripling Byer