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Gutierrez, Jorge Psychology major and Studio Art minor at Ripon college, class of 2017. When I can't express my views of the world through Art or Psych, I have haiku. |
Guzmán, MarÃa |
Guzzi, Deborah First published at sixteen, Deborah has continued to write for the past fifty years. She has published works in the literary journals of Western Connecticut University. She also has self-published two illustrated volumes of poetry, The Healing Heart and Heaven and Hell In A Nutshell. At the present, |
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Gwin, Michael |
Gyukics, Gabor |
Hadley, Jenna |
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Hagen, Susan K. Susan K. Hagen recently retired from teaching British literature and engaging in academic presentation and publication, and in higher education administration for over 40 years. Dedicated to the liberal arts and the importance of fostering creativity through teaching the humanities and the fine art |
Hakmiller, Karl Alabama-based student writer. Uber driver (retired). |
Hall, Christopher David Christopher David Hall was born in Indiana and raised in Indiana and Texas. Currently, he teaches at a small liberal arts school for boys in Houston, Texas. |
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Hall, Debbie Debbie Hall is a poet and writer from Escondido, CA. |
Hall, Kay By Kay Hall Astrologer/Poet |
Hambrick, Jennifer A Pushcart Prize nominee, Jennifer Hambrick was a winner in the 2017 international Golden Triangle Haiku Contest (Washington, D.C.) and received the Merit Award in the 2017 Montenegrin International Haiku Competition (English). Her debut chapbook of free verse poems, Unscathed (NightBallet Press), |
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Hamilton, Alex |
Hammell, Cynthia |
Hammermeister, Kai Kai Hammermeister is professor of German literature at The Ohio State University and publishes haiku, tanka and other poems in German and English. |