The Best of British and Irish Poets (Best New British and Irish Poets) - Softcover

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Todd Swift was born in 1966 in Montreal, Canada but is now also British. He is the Director of Eyewear Publishing. Holding a PhD from the UEA, he has had nine full poetry collections of his work published in America, Canada, Great Britain, and Ireland. His tenth, out in his 50th year, is <em>Madness and Love in Maida Vale</em>. His poems have appeared for over 30 years in many international publications, including <em>Blackbox Manifold, The Globe and Mail, Poetry, Poetry Review, Poetry London, The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph, Prism International, The Fiddlehead, Matrix,</em> and <emthe moth.="" recently,="" a="" poem="" of="" his="" was="" selected="" for=""></emthe><em>Best British Poetry 2014</em>.<br><br>Kelly Davio is the poetry editor and co-publisher of <em>Tahoma Literary Review</em>, the Senior Poetry Editor of Eyewear Publishing, and the former Managing Editor of <em>The Los Angeles Review</em>. She is the author of the poetry collection <em>Burn This House</em> (Red Hen Press, 2013). A multiple Pushcart nominee, Davio has published poems in journals including <em>Best New Poets, The Cincinnati Review, Gargoyle, Poetry Northwest,</em> and others, and her nonfiction regularly appears in venues like <em>The Toast, The Rumpus, The Nervous Breakdown,</em> and <em>Women's Review of Books</em>. She writes the column 'The Waiting Room' for <em>Change Seven Magazine</em>.