Sekyo Nam HainesSekyo Nam Haines, born and raised in South Korea, immigrated to the U.S. in 1973 as a registered nurse. She received her undergraduate degree in American literature and writing at the Goddard College ADP, and continued her study of English literatureat the Harvard Extension school and of poetry with the late Ottone M. Riccio in Boston, MA. Her poems have appeared in the anthologies Do Not Give Me Things Unbroken, Unlocking The Poem, and Beyond Words; and in the poetry journals Off the Coast, Lily Poetry Review, and Constellations. Her translations of Korean poetry have appeared in The Harvard Review, The Seventh Quarry Poetry Magazine, Brooklynrail: InTranslation, Adelaide Literary Magazine, Ezra, Circumference, Massachusetts Review and Notre Dame Review. Her translation of Yuk Sa's poem Dire Pinnacle has appeared in The Massachusetts Review Anthology of Best Works in Translation and International Writing. Sekyo lives in Cambridge, MA with her family. Read More Read Less