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Forget Why Poetry Series presents…

Phyllis Rosenzweig was a curator for many years at the Hirshhorn Museum. She co- published the poetry journal, Primary Writing with Diane Ward from 1995 to 2008 and currently edits Primary Writing Books. Her work has appeared in several magazines. Her publications include the chapbooks: Seventeen Poems (O Press, 1975); Dogs (Edge Books, 1996); Reasonable Accommodation (Potes and Poets Press, 1997); and Girls (Primary Writing Books, 2011). She has lived in Washington, D.C. since 1973.

Sarah Sohn (she/her) is Co-Director of the Braiding Seeds Fellowship. Sarah has worked on small vegetable farms on and off since she was a teenager and has had the joy of working with hundreds of brilliant beginning farmers since 2015. Sarah is Korean American and grew up in Michigan, which is where she worked on her first farm and learned to grow garlic, the vegetable she remains most identified with to this day: sometimes pliant, sometimes a little rigid in the stalk, sometimes curly, always stinky. Fellow garlic people: we contain multitudes!

Susan M. Schultz grew up mostly in northern Virginia, and has lived in Hawai`i since 1990. She is author of several books of poetry and poetic prose, most recently _I Want to Write an Honest Sentence_ (Talisman) and _Lilith Walks_ (BlazeVox). She founded Tinfish Press and edited it for over 20 years before handing it off. She is a lifelong fan of the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team.