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Xue Di

Xue Di is a native of Beijing who, since 1990, has been a fellow in Brown University’s “Freedom to Write” program.

Dr. G. N. Devy retired as Professor of English from M. S. University in Baroda in 1996 to devote himself full time to tribal development.

Greg Delanty was born in Cork in 1958 and educated at the National University of Ireland, Cork.

Raised in Jamaica, Dawes’ work is “profoundly influenced by the rhythms and textures of that lush place” (Barnes & Noble).

Gerald Dawe was born in Belfast in 1952 and educated at the University of Ulster and at the National University of Ireland, Galway.

Thulani Davis is a writer and an interdisciplinary artist who creates text in a wide range of forms.

“I tend to define myself in terms of the women I knew growing up and the stories they told me”

Patrick Crotty is Professor of Irish and Scottish Literature.

Throughout the 1950s, Creeley was associated with the “Black Mountain Poets.”

After leaving college to waitress in San Fransisco, Creedon received her MA from Smith College and MFA from the University of Virginia.