Jennifer Moxley is the author of Wrong Life: Ten New Poems, Imagination Verses, Often Capital, The First Division of Labour, Ten Still Petals, and Enlightenment Evidence, and the translator of Jacqueline Risset’s The Translation Begins. Her poems have appeared in The Baffler, Chain, Jacket, and The Exact Change Yearbook.  Moxley is editor and founder of The Impercipient, a contemporary poetry magazine, and she co-edited, with Steve Evans, The Impercipient Lecture Series, a monthly poetics pamphlet. Moxley was raised in San Diego, studied poetry and poetics at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, has lived in Paris, and now lives in Orono, Maine, where she works at The National Poetry Foundation. 

Barbara Grygutis is a nationally-recognized sculptor from Tucson, Arizona.  She has created large-scale, site-specific sculptures for communities throughout the country including Kent, Washington; Miami, Florida; and Columbus, Ohio. Her work has been exhibited at the International Quadrennial Competition in Faenza, Italy, at the Bronx Museum, and in several other venues, and is included in the University of Alabama National Site Sculpture Invitational.   Grygutis is the recipient of two individual artist awards from the National Endowment for the Arts. In 1991, she was recognized for her contribution to urban quality by the Albuquerque Conservation Association. 

Steve Evans received a PhD from Brown University and teaches at the University of Maine, where he works on contemporary American poetry with a focus on the avant-garde.  A “poet’s critic,” he publishes essays and reviews regularly in such venues of innovative poetry and poetics as the online journals Jacket and Arras; he co-edited the Impercipient Lecture Series, a monthly poetics pamphlet, with Jennifer Moxley. 

POG events are sponsored in part by grants from the Tucson/Pima Arts Council, the Arizona Commission on the Arts, and the National Endowment for the Arts.  POG also benefits from the continuing support of The University of Arizona Poetry Center, the Arizona Quarterly, Chax Press, and The University of Arizona Department of English. 

We also thank the following 2003-2004 POG donors: Patrons Liisa Phillips and Austin Publicover; Sponsors Michael Gessner and Steve Romaniello. 

Continuing thanks to 2002-2003 donors: Patrons Roberta Howard, Tenney Nathanson, Liisa Phillips, Austin Publicover, and Frances Sjoberg; Sponsors Barbara Allen, Chax Press, Alison Deming, The Jim Click Automotive Team, Elizabeth Landry, Stefanie Marlis, Stuart and Nancy Mellan, Sheila Murphy Associates, and Tim Peterson.

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