Ben Doyle's first collection of poems, Radio, Radio, won the 2000 Walt Whitman award. His poems can be found in current or forthcoming issues of Boston Review, Tin House, Denver Quarterly, and 1913. His new manuscript, Dead Ahead, has been called "clusterfucked" by a reputable national press. He lives with his wife, the poet Sandra Miller, and their canine in Roanoke, where he teaches Creative Expression to tough kids.

Sandra Miller's first book, Oriflamme, was published by Ahsahta Press in 2005. Selections from her new work, Chora, keep popping up in Aufgabe, Verse, Crowd, and Denver Quarterly. Miller teaches on one of those one-year things at Hollins University, where she lives on Maggie's Farm with her husband, the poet Ben Doyle, and their dog, the dog Ronald Johnson.