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Born
and raised in Wisconsin, Jayson Iwen now lives about 180 miles south of
the ancient city of Antioch, in Lebanon, where he teaches at the American
University of Beirut, and advises the student cultural journal Anima.
He is reporter for the Emergency
Almanac, as well as the Hare Razor for the Beirut Tarboush
Hash House Harriers. You can find other poems of his in recent issues
of Fence, Clackamas Literary Review, Third Coast, and Reed Magazine,
and he has translations of contemporary Arabic poetry appearing soon
in The
Marlboro Review and The Cream City Review. Jayson is currently
reading Willa Cather, The Education of Henry Adams, and Michael
Schmidt's Lives of the Poets.
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