Jim Barnes
Jim Barnes has published eight collections of poetry, an autobiography, a volume of literary criticism, and two collections of poetry in translation. From 2003 though 2006 he was Distinguished Visiting Professor of Creative Writing and English at Brigham Young University. He has twice been awarded the Fellowship in Poetry from the Camargo Foundation in Cassis, France. He has published over 500 poems in more than 100 journals, including Poetry, Sewanee Review, Kenyon Review, The Nation, The Chicago Review, The American Scholar, Prairie Schooner and Georgia Review. He is the founding editor of the Chariton Review Press and editor of The Chariton Review. He is also a contributing editor to the Pushcart Prize.
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Currently working on: Two volumes of Dagmar Nick's work: Hours at Standstill (poems) and Medea, A Monologue (a novella, or a dramatic monologue in prose)
Translations:
Numbered Days: Poems, Dagmar Nick. Truman State University Press, 1998.
Summons and Sign: Poems, Dagmar Nick. The Chariton Review Press, 1980.
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