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