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| Badal Chandra Ray |
 - Badal Chandra Ray is very interested to write something by which our society will get some good things and can change to create a lovey environment to live with eternal happiness. From age of 13, He started collecting good articles from daily newspaper and magazines and from age 17, He started writing some small poems stories etc. but He gave more attention to make a career by which He can earn money to give financial support to his family. Till He continued writing in late nights.
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| Baidha Fercoq |
 Baidha Fercoq has spent her life as a silent observer … seeking to identify a common language spoken by all. Her writings emerge from the fertile grounds provided by a father, whose military career immersed the family in various cultural milieus and a mother, whose war-torn life lent greater kindness and sensitivity into natures of struggle, hope and love.
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| Balram Cheruparambil |
 A voracious reader from childhood, for Balram writing happened naturally and late. Gradually it has gathered force and developed into a natural outpouring of emotions, concepts and images in the form of poetry. He tries to emphasize on the 3 R’s in his poetry namely Rhyme, Rhythm and Reason believing poetry to be first and foremost an aural art form. An engineering graduate plus a post graduate in management heading recruitment for one of the leading companies in the Middle East, this is his maiden venture into publishing his work.
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| Ban'ya Natsuishi |
 Ban’ya Natsuishi, master of contemporary haiku and trailblazer at home on the overflowing haiku mountain of life, offers the world - Hybrid Paradise, a collection of his recent, liberating work. In 2009, I wrote a review in a book for him, The Poetical Achievements of Ban’ya Natsuishi, understanding the honour of casting my views on such outstanding haiku. Again, I am thrilled to be involved in the process of expounding works of this incredible author, who has been a great influence in forging ahead with my own style of muki-haiku (seasonless poem technique)! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dbZXWtmNYo
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| Barbara E. Mercer |
 Barbara Mercer never asserts, doesn’t give ready answers (sign: !), but as ancient Pythia, insinuating and using deep interrogation (sign: ?). Her poetic work of departure – “little red book of poetry” – under different covers, always thinks: “Secrets”, “Mystic Wills”. Always: “Ready to reveal/Deeply held secrets”. And it is not simply “a Victorian throwback”, but the evidence of triumph, laughter and the pursuit of Eternally Young Blood:
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| Basanta Kumara Behera |
 Prof. Basanta Kumara Behera is an educationist and consultant for bio-technology industry development. He involves in transferring conical flasks level research to industries. He is, also an accomplished writer having the credit of publishing English poems in top international repute magazines like Harvest of New Millennium , Taj Mahal Review and in digital magazines like Fanstory.Com, Allpoetry.com.
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| Beatriz Copello |
 “Los poemas de Beatriz Copello son sensuales, evocadores e imaginativos.” Beatriz Copello es una de las poetas más destacadas de Australia.” Julia Hancock, editora y periodista, Ex-Editora de Allan and Unwin.
Beatriz Copello ha sido mencionada entre las 40 personas más destacadas graduadas en Universidad de Tecnología de Sídney.
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| Bee Parkinson - Cameron |
 Bee Parkinson - Cameron is a writer of poetry, short stories and plays and head of Left Behind Productions who were shortlisted for the Voluntary Arts Epic Award in 2019 for their work raising awareness of domestic abuse through theatre. Bee's work has been published in several anthologies including A Kist of Thistles and collections of poetry and prose. Bee was long listed for the Poetrygram Prize 2019 and has shared one of her poems through BBC The Social. Bee lives with her husband and her cat in Scotland and is a lover of flamingos and turtles. Snapshots is her first poetry collection.
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| Beji |
 Beji was born in the Indian state of Rajasthan into an ordinary middle class family hailing from Kerala, another state from southern India. Her perceptions and sensitivities retain the effect of her upbringing and also reveal impressions of varying cultures, religions, languages and experiences while growing up. Always on the move, she never really settled in any place.
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| Belinda Sue Kiser |
 “Life is My Inspiration and Word is My Life.” ~ Belinda Sue Kiser
Belinda Sue Kiser is a writer, author, and poet. Her published collections of inspirational poetry reflect her love of life and compassion for people. Her easy-reading poetry, tells the stories of patience, hope, and faith against any adversity.
Belinda grew up in the small West Virginia town of Green Spring. Her roots run deep in these Appalachian hills, tracing her family back seven generations. Her short stories describe her childhood adventures around the farms, forests, and rivers in a small rural community where she still remembers the simplicity of living a life in its fullness.
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| Ben Bennani |
Prior to retiring in 2009, Ben Bennani had taught literature, writing, and translation at a number of universities including University of Wyoming, Tufts University, University of Massachusetts-Amherst, and Northeastern University. In 1982-83 he was a Visiting Fellow in Writing Theory at Harvard University; in the fall of 1991 he was a Rockefeller Resident Fellow at Villa Serbelloni in Bellagio, Italy; and in 1993-94 he was a Senior Fulbright Fellow in the United Arab Emirates. In 2005 Bennani returned to U.A.E. University in Al-Ain to teach English and serve concomitantly as Assistant Chief Academic Officer and Dean of Graduate Studies through 2009. Bennani's poems, translations, and essays have appeared in literary magazines in the United States, England, and Canada, including Massachusetts Review, Grand Street, al- Jadid, Journal of Arabic Literature, Boundary 2, Chelsea, and MS Magazine, to name just a few. His translated work includes Splinters of Bone (1974), Bread, Hashish, and Moon: Four Modern Arab Poets (1982), Psalms: Poems by Mahmud Darwish (1994), and Children of the Stones by Nizar Qabbani (2005). In 2002, Bennani compiled and edited Shahrazad's Sisters: Shahrayar's Brothers, the first anthology of Arabic Literature (1950-present) to be published in English in the West. Collections of his own poetry include A Bowl of Sorrow (1977), Camel's Bite (1980), and Diptych Unhinged: New and Selected Poems (forthcoming June2019).
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| Beth Vieira |
 Beth Vieira is a student of Zen, haiku, and Japanese. She received her PhD from Johns Hopkins University in Comparative Literature and Intellectual History. She was a professor at the University of California at Berkeley before resigning to pursue a career as a psychotherapist. She has published in Simply Haiku, Contemporary Haibun, and The Heron’s Nest. She has an essay on haiku in the journalfort da and a book length collection of poetry in the anthology Burning Gorgeous. She lives in Santa Cruz, California, USA, where she spends much of her time with her first love, the sea.
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| Bhabani Shankar Nayak |
 Dr Bhabani Shankar Nayak is a political economist by profession and poet by imaginary accident. He is the author of the Anubhuti (experience); collection of poems in Oriya. His anthology of poems; Nomad and the Road was published by the Writers Workshop, Kolkata. He writes on different areas of political economy of development and capitalism.
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| Bhanumati Mishra |
Bhanumati Mishra teaches English Literature at Banaras Hindu University. She is a writer, translator and poet. Her articles, book reviews, poems and translations have appeared in TBR, Critical Flame, Ashvamegh, Cha: An Asian Literary Journal, Muse India and Nether. She is a regular contributor to The Hindu and Hindustan Times. She has authored two books titled Amitav Ghosh and his Oeuvre (2011) and Echoes of Silence - a collection of short stories (2017). She presently lives in Varanasi amidst its madness, mayhem and mysticism.
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| Bhupesh Chandra Karmakar |
 Sri Bhupesh Chandra Karmakar is retired from Indian Air Force. After completing his schooling from the Bengali High School in Nowgong (Assom), while studying in Nowgong College, he joined the Indian Air Force early in 1961. He was in the forward areas during the Chinese aggression near Sonitpur and later he was posted to various Air Force bases in India.
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| Bhuwan Thapaliya |
 Born in Nepal in the 1970’s, Bhuwan Thapaliya was raised and educated in Kathmandu. He studied economics and finance before turning to poetry in his mid twenties. His writing is imbued with the art and culture of Nepal that he grew up with but he is eminently qualified as an Oriental and as an Occidental poet, for his poetry truly represents a marriage between the traditions of East and West, and in a way that is immediately appealing and cohesive. Bhuwan is not just a poet; he is a man with a mission, seeking world peace. He is a prolific poet and is writing his own Everest, but his writing is not only about statistics. It is about spreading the message of global peace, universal solidarity and love. "Behold the spirit of poetry ... it never dies, nor does it ever grow old. A real poem is the heartbeat of humanity."
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| Bijender Singh |
 Bijender Singh is an Indian Poet, Short-story Writer, Lyricist, Essayist, Novelist and Independent Researcher. He has published many papers in National and International Journals. His areas of interest are Afro-American Literature, Literature of Marginality, Gender Studies and Indian Writings in English. His upcoming books are 'Confusing Poetry', 'Poetry of Infirmities' and ‘Life: A Struggle'.
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| Bill Lythgoe |
 Bill Lythgoe is a retired primary school teacher From Wigan, England and has been writing poetry seriously for about ten years. He has won prizes awarded by WritingMagazine, Sentinel Literary Quarterly, Fire River Poets, the Wakefield Red Shed, Creative Writing Ink and Nottingham Poetry Society, and been published by Earlyworks Press, Strong Verse, Southport Fringe Poetry and Gordon Square Review(Cleveland Ohio).
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| Bindu Rekha Babu |
 An Instructional Designer in her previous avatar as a professional, Bindu Rekha Babu is an out of work Poet, Writer, Dreamer and a voracious reader (thankfully supported by her long-suffering husband). Bindu believes she has been influenced mainly by the women in her family and those she has met along the way, and her poems are simply a record of stories of people around her and their varied reactions to life. An alumnus of BMS College of Engineering, Bangalore, she says, her outlook has been shaped by the unique multi-cultural character of the city. She swears she is a saposexual and in her spare time (of which she has a lot), she is also an armchair activist, a 'reluctant' yoga enthusiast and a happy cook.
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| Bishnupriya Hota |
 Dr.Bishnupriya Hota teaches English in the Postgraduate Department of English at G.M.College, Sambalpur, Odisha. She obtained her Ph.D degree from Sambalpur University .Apart from her research in the areas like Indian writing in English and New Literatures in English she is engaged in translating poetry and short stories from Odia into English and from English into Odia. Associated with many non-profit literary and cultural organizations she has been active as a feminist. A regular contributor to several journals she has published many papers on poetry and translation.
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| Bittu Kumar |
 Bittu Kumar studies in Kendriya Vidyalaya, Tenga Valley, West Kameng (Arunachal Pradesh). 120 days around the universe is the first science fiction from the Author. Basically, ambition of the Author is to become a scientist and has a firm determination that he will achieve something impossible some day. Author believes in innovative ideas; this fiction is also based on the innovative scientific technologies that he wants to discover.
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| Bob Lucky |
Bob Lucky, an editor at Contemporary Haibun Online, is author of Ethiopian Time (Red Bird Chapbooks 2014) and Conversation Starters in a Language No One Speaks (SurVision Books 2018), a winner of the James Tate Poetry Prize 2018. He currently splits his time between Saudi Arabia, where he teaches and plays in a ukulele band, and Portugal, where he is working his way through all the regional cheeses and wines.
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| Bob MacKenzie |
 Bob MacKenzie spent his childhood in small farming towns in Alberta and his teen years in the City of Calgary. This was an era dominated by big oil and cattle ranching governed for 36 years by Social Credit, a political party founded by evangelist “Bible Bill” Aberhart and promoted on Aberhart’s weekly Christian radio broadcast. From birth until he moved out of the province, this was the culture that formed Bob MacKenzie. Balance came through Bob’s liberal upbringing with professional artist parents and his own independent spirit.
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| BORA BALAJ |
 Bora Balaj was born on August 29, 1970 in Peja. She finished primary school in the village of Poqesta and in Gorazhdec, secondary school in the Gymnasium Bedri Pejani in her town. Here, she also graduated from the Higher School of Economics. Afterwards, she studied design and fashion in Tirana, to continue her studies in International Diplomacy in Prishtina.
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| Bouwe Brouwer |
Bouwe Brouwer (1977) is a primary school teacher at a refugee camp. He lives in the old town of Sneek in The Netherlands with his partner, daughter and cat. He has been writing haiku and haibun since 2008 and his work has been published in numerous magazines and anthologies worldwide. Besides a teacher and writer he is also a photographer.
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| Brady Rhoades |
 Brady Rhoades’s poems and short stories have appeared in The Antioch Review, Baltimore Review, Best New Poets 2008, Georgetown Review, Notre Dame Review, the William & Mary Review, and other publications. A news editor, his journalism has appeared in Black EOE Journal, Los Angeles Times, Orange County Register, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, and U.S. Veterans Magazine. He lives with his wife and dog in Orange County, California.
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| Brian Grohowski |
 Brian Grohowski, in his debut book, writes with the sincerity and honesty of love for his beloved son Jarad Grohowski. Brian’s book expresses understanding and love. Born, March 24, 1956, Brian grew up in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, an all star athlete of track & field and football. He attended Mansfield State College majoring in Arts Education. He makes his home in Wilkes-Barre, PA with his wife Maureen. For more information, please visit
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| Bruce Louis Dodson |
 Bruce Louis Dodson writes novels, poetry, and creates collages. His most recent book, Dearie-A Narrative Memoir, was published in January. Other work has appeared in: Foreign & Far Away Anthology, Pirene’s Fountain, Tic Toc Anthology, Litro Magazine, Buffalo Almanac, So It Goes, Maintenant, Permafrost, Poetry Pacific, Canary, Vallum, Bangalore Review, Workers Write, NGY Review, Whitefish Review, Infection House, Pandemic Magazine and Local Gems-Beat Generation Poems.
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| Bryan Rickert |
 Bryan Rickert is a haiku and senryu poet who lives with his wife and two daughters in Belleville, Illinois. He has degrees from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale and Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville. In recent years, Bryan has been published in Frogpond, Modern Haiku, Acorn, Akitsu Quarterly, The Heron's Nest, Prune Juice, Failed Haiku, Contemporary Haibun Online, Atoms of Haiku III, Horizon: The Haiku Anthology, and a number of other fine journals and anthologies.
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| Bud R. Berkich |
 Bud R. Berkich was born and raised in central New Jersey, and still makes his home there. He has had poetry published in numerous print and on-line journals. Although mainly considered by his peers as a poet, Bud writes in all genres, including screenplays and literary criticism. Bud was the co-founder of two poetry groups: the Borders Poetry Group in Bridgewater, NJ (2003-2009) and the Somerset Poetry Group (2006-2016). He was also involved with three Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festivals (2006-2008). Bud's favorite poets and main technical and philosophical inspiration in his own poetry writing are William Carlos Willams and Emily Dickinson.
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| Bushra Naqi |
 I hail from the city of Lahore, which has been described by many as the “city of poets, love, longing, sin and splendor.” Having been born four years after the birth of my country, I have witnessed this historic city undergo myriad changes as my country has juggled between pseudo-democracy and dictatorship. It is from this constant state of metamorphosis that I seek my inspiration. My critics describe me as an unconventional poet and a non-conformist who prefers to break down myths rather than adhere to traditions. Living in a traditionally conservative society, I have become a reactionary, challenging a stagnant and static way of life.
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