ABOUT DAY STRYKb Dan Stryks poems and prose parables have appeared in a variety of literary and cultural journals, including Triquarterly, Southwestern Review, Poetry Northwest, Western Humanities Review, Missouri Review, Chariton Review, Commonweal, The Hollins Critic, Asheville Poetry Review, and Tricycle: The Buddhist Review. Among other anthologies, his work has been included in A Year in Poetry (Crown Publishers, 1995), Terra Novas first annual nature volume, Writing on Water (MIT Press, 2000), and Common Wealth: Contemporary Poets of Virginia (UVA Press, 2002). Dan Stryks earlier books includeTo Make a Life, The Artist and the Crow, Lives, A Sea Change, and the combined volume of poems and prose parables, Death of a Sunflower. A lover of cultural diversity, the poet has lived and traveled in various parts of the world, including Japan, Iran, Italy, France, Switzerland, Germany, and Scotlandwhile often residing in London, England, where he was born. After spending much of his settled life in the Midwestern heartland of Illinois, Dan now lives in Bristol, Virginia, with his wife, the artist Suzanne Stryk (cover illustrator of this collection). He is currently a Professor of World Literature and Creative Writing at Virginia Intermont College. | ||||||||||
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