Scott
Ward's first book of poetry from SCOP Publications (1991)
is Crucial
Beauty. His second book from Black Bay Books
(2006) is Wayward Passages.
His poems have appeared in
Christian Century, Southern Humanities Review,
Shenandoah,
and many other journals and anthologies. He lives in
St.
Petersburg, Florida with his wife, Jana, and his sons,
Caleb and Garland.
He teaches poetry writing in the creative writing department at
Eckerd
College. He
has served as poetry editor of Southern Humanities Review
and is currently
an assistant editor for Shenandoah. Professor Ward's
other interests are translating
Latin texts, the history of the Bible,
and aviation.
Wayne
Cox was
born in Portland, Maine. He earned a Ph.D. from USC and
is a Professor of English at Anderson University,
where he holds the Daniel
Endowed Chair of English.
A recipient of Fulbright and NEA fellowships, his
work has appeared in such places as Poetry, Shenandoah,
Chelsea, and Stand.
With his wife, Lourdes Manyé,
he published Vacation Notebook (Lang, 1996),
a
translation of Quadern de Vacances, by the Catalan
poet Miquel Martí i Pol.
His second book, The
Things We Leave Behind (2000) was published by
Ninety-Six
Press. He lives in Greenville with his wife and daughters.
