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Donal O’Flynn hails from County Cork, Ireland . Married to Kathleen, they have three grown children.  An engineer, his work has taken him over Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Africa and America. Passionate about poetry and a regular attendee at poetry workshops and readings at the White House Bar, Limerick, he’s been published in numerous anthologies, newspapers and journals. Lost Grace has just been published and is Donal’s first full collection.

Patricia Brody’s poetry has appeared in Western Humanities Review, Barrow Street, The Paris Review, Chance of a Ghost anthology, and Poetry Daily, as well as the academic journals Psychoanalytic Perspectives and International Feminist Politics. Her collection American Desire (Finishing Line Press) was selected for their 2009 New Women’s Voices Series.  Patricia is editing Survival of the Soul: Artists Living With Illness.

Timothy Donnelly is the author of Twenty-seven Props for a Production of Eine Lebenzeit (2003).  His poems have appeared in Fence, Harper’s, The Nation, The Paris Review, Ploughshares, A Public Space, Triquarterly and elsewhere.  Timothy has been a Poetry Editor for Boston Review since 1996 and is currently an associate professor in creative writing at Columbia University.

Host Susan Tepper