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Christina Lovin was recently chosen as one of two writers-in-residence at Andrews Experimental Forest near Eugene, Oregon, as part of the Spring Creek Project, a 200-year project that combines science, ecology, and the humanites.

Also, a group of five of Lovin's sonnets were chosen as Grand Prize winner of the 2006 Dancing Galliard Sonnet Contest by the editors of Prism Quarterly.

Diane Kendig's poem "Ghazals on Lake Erie in Winter" is one of six in a permanent art installation titled "The Growth of Potential" by Seattle artist Koryn Rolstad and unveiled at the Nance College of Business Administration at Cleveland State University.  To view photos of the installation click here.

Rosemary Winslow's book of poems, Green Bodies, will be published in July by The Word Works Press.