Gerald Fleming + Lynne Knight

Gerald Fleming’s new book, One, will appear in fall from Hanging Loose Press in New York. His other books are The Choreographer, longer prose poems (Sixteen Rivers Press, San Francisco), Night of Pure Breathing, prose poems (Hanging Loose), and Swimmer Climbing onto Shore (Sixteen Rivers). He’s also written three books for teachers, including Rain, Steam, and Speed (Jossey-Bass/Wiley). His work has appeared in many magazines over the decades, including New Letters, Western Humanities Review, Carolina Quarterly, New World Writing, Hanging Loose, and many others. Between 1995 and 2000 he edited and published the literary magazine Barnabe Mountain Review, and currently edits the limited-edition vitreous magazine One (More) Glass. Fleming taught in the San Francisco Public Schools for thirty-seven years, and lives most of the year in Northern California, part of the year in Paris.

Lynne Knight is the award-winning author of four full-length collections, the most recent of which is Again, published by Sixteen Rivers Press in 2009. Her work has appeared in a number of journals, including Beloit Poetry Journal, Kenyon Review, New England Review, Ontario Review, Poetry, and Southern Review. Her awards and honors include publication in Best American Poetry, the Prix de l’Alliance Française 2006, a PSA Lucille Medwick Memorial Award, the 2009 RATTLE Prize, and an NEA grant. I Know (Je sais), her translation with the author Ito Naga of his Je sais, appeared in 2013.