Martin EdmundsMartin Edmunds' poems have appeared in Agni, The New Yorker, A Public Space, The Paris Review, Little Star, The Nation, The Partisan Review, Southwest Review, Berfrois, and Consequence among other journals, and are featured on Poetry Daily and the Yets Society of NY website. His chapbook Black Ops was published by Arrowsmith Press; his book The High Road to Taos won the National Poetry Series competition. His work appears in The Arvon Anthology (Ted Hughes and Seamus Heaney (Eds.), Under 35: The New Generation of American Poets, and New Mexico Poetry Renaissance: A Community on Paper. Edmunds was for several years an Artist-in-Residence at the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine; other honors include an Artist Fellowship from the Massachusetts Cultural Council, the Discovery/The Nation Prize, and the Lloyd McKim Garrison Medal for Poetry. He co-wrote the screenplay for the feature Passion in the Desert (Roland Films/Fine Line), an adaptation of the Balzac story. Edmunds freelances as a writer and editor, teaches privately, and vies publicly with moon snails, sea stars, and gulls for clams and oysters. Read More Read Less