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Simmons B. Buntin is the founding editor of Terrain.org:
A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments, an award-winning international
journal at www.terrain.org.
His own American terrain has varied from
the rolling hardwood hills of Maryland to the flagstone trails
of the Colorado Front Range, the scrub oak hammocks of Central Florida
to the thorny scarps of the Sonoran desert, where he lives today
in Tucson, Arizona.
His passions include sustainable urban design,
hiking, photography, and his wife and two daughters.
His poetry
has appeared in numerous North American journals and anthologies,
including Canadian
Bulletin of Medical History,
The Manhattan Review, New Mexico Humanities Review, Orion, South Dakota Review, Southern
Hmanities Review, Sou'wester,
The
Trumpeter, Utah Holiday Magazine, Mercy of Tides: Poems for
a Beach House (Salt
Marsh Pottery Press), and Writing the Future:
Progress & Evolution (MIT Press).
He
is also a recipient of the Colorado Artists Fellowship for Poetry, an Academy of American Poets prize, and a Tucson Pima Arts Council grant.
Read a recent interview with Simmons B. Buntin. To set up a reading or contact the author, view Contact
Information. Otherwise, learn more about Simmons at www.SimmonsBuntin.com.
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