Kim Shuck is a poet, educator, visual artist from the United States and the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. Shuck is author of eight books, the latest of which is Exile Heart. She was the 7th Poet Laureate of San Francisco, where she continues to organize poetry and art events.
Allison Cundiff is a poet, writer and Professor of English from St. Charles, Missouri. Her publications include three books of poetry, Just to See How It Feels (2018), Otherings (2016), and In Short, A Memory of the Other on a Good Day, co-authored with Steven Schreiner, (2014).
Barbara Serdakowski (Poland, 1964) lived in Morocco and then emigrated to Canada in 1974. She has lived in Florence since 1996. A translingual and polyglot, she has won several literary prizes for both published and unpublished work.
Bibhu Padhi lives in Bhubaneswar, Orisa, India. A Pushcart nominee, published fourteen books of poetry. His poems have appeared in distinguished magazines throughout the English-speaking world.
Trishna Basak is a poet, writer and translator with many books to her credit. Her story is translated from the Bengali by Shamita Das Dasgupta.
The Entry for The Tagore Award for Translated Fiction 2021” in July ended last week. We would like to use this brief opportunity to thank with all our heart, our sponsors, judges, writers, participants and volunteers who made it possible.
Gonca Özmen was born in Burdur, Southern Turkey. She has published three books of poetry, many essays, and critical articles to date.
Mark Putzi received an MA in Creative Writing from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee in 1990. He has published fiction and poetry in numerous online and print venues.
Bidyut Bhusan Jena writes in English and Odia. Some of his poems and other pieces have appeared in various literary magazines, journals and newspapers like Muse India, Erothanatos, Rock Pebbles, The Hans India, The Eastern Times and The Sambad.
RC deWinter writes in several genres with a focus on poetry. She is also a digital artist and sometimes chanteuse. RC deWinter’s poetry is widely anthologized