I live with my wife and 2 sons and teach across the Miami river in the
suburbs of Cincinnati Ohio. From this very “mid-American” perspective, I
try to write with an eye on the convergence of the human and natural
worlds, i.e. how nature finds a
way of adapting to the changing landscape imposed on it, and how those
adaptations (or failures) reflect on our own condition. I’ve published
in several journals recently, including Miller’s Pond Poetry Review,
Bird’s Thumb, and Blue Line, and have recently
attended both the Sewanee Writer’s Conference and The Bread Loaf
Conference for Writers of the Environment. http://cargocollective.com/markluebbers
