Anthony DiMatteo reading for the Smartish Pace Issue 18 party at Cyclops in Baltimore on May 6, 2011. Introduction by SP 's Clare Banks.
Biography of Anthony DiMatteo
Anthony DiMatteo's poems have appeared in Cordite Poetry Review, Front Porch, Long Island Quarterly, Main Street Rag, miller’s pond poetry magazine and Tar River Poetry ; his prose, in College Literature, Early Modern Literary Studies and Renaissance Quarterly . He lives on Long Island and teaches English at the New York Institute of Technology. [bio updated 2011]
Colette Gill reading for the Smartish Pace Issue 18 party at Cyclops in Baltimore on May 6, 2011. Introduction by SP Intern Jessica Yoo.
Biography of Colette Gill
Colette Gill's first poetry collection, Silk & Sting , was published by Finishing Line Press in 2008. Her poems have received prizes from Connecticut River Review, Princemere Poetry Journal and the Texas Teachers of Creative Writing. She studied literature in St. Petersburg, Russia. [bio updated 2011]
Linda S. Gottlieb reading for the Smartish Pace Issue 18 party at Cyclops in Baltimore on May 6, 2011. Introduction by SP Intern Austin Tally.
Biography of Linda S. Gottlieb
Linda S. Gottlieb received an MFA in poetry from The Johns Hopkins University, where she currently teaches creative writing. Her poems have appeared recently in Best New Poets 2010 (Samovar, 2010), RATTLE and The Los Angeles Review . Born and raised in New York City, she currently divides her time between there and Baltimore. [bio updated 2011]
Erica Dawson reading for the Smartish Pace Issue 18 party at Cyclops in Baltimore on May 6, 2011. Introduction by SP 's Stephen Reichert.
Biography of Erica Dawson
Erica Dawson's first collection, Big-Eyed Afraid (Waywiser, 2007), won the 2006 Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize. She is Assistant Professor of English and Writing at the University of Tampa, and Poetry Editor of Tampa Review . [bio updated 2011]
Rebekah Remington reading for the Smartish Pace Issue 18 party at Cyclops in Baltimore on May 6, 2011. Introduction by SP 's Clare Banks.
Biography of Rebekah Remington
Rebekah Remington was educated at The Johns Hopkins University, the University of Michigan and the University of the District of Columbia. Her poetry has appeared in Hayden’s Ferry Review, Ninth Letter, The Iowa Review and The Missouri Review . In 2009, she received a Maryland State Arts Council Individual Artist Award. She teaches poetry writing at Towson University. [bio updated 2011]
