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Ian Haight
  • Ian Haight’s collection of poetry, Celadon, won Unicorn Press’ First Book Prize. With T’ae-yong H?, he is the co-translator of Red Rain on a Spring Mountain: Complete Poems of Nans?rh?n and Homage to Green Tea by Ch’o?i, both forthcoming from White Pine Press. Poems, essays, interviews, reviews, microfiction and translations appear in Barrow Street, Writer’s Chronicle, Hyundai Buddhist News, Full Stop, MoonPark Review andPrairie Schooner. For more information, please visit ianhaight.com.

 
Ian Pinto
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    The poet is a Salesian of Don Bosco (SDB) belonging to the province of Panjim-Konkan. He hails from Panaji, Goa and is currently pursuing a Masters degree in Philosophy from Divyadaan, Salesian Institute of Philosophy, Nashik, Maharashtra. His articles and poems have featured in numerous newspapers and magazines. He blogs at ianpintosdb.blogspot.com. Follow him on Twitter @ianpintosdb and Tumblr ianspirations.

 
Inakali Assumi
  • Soyimla Akum is the eldest among five siblings. She started writing at a very young age but kept her writings to herself. It was only in later part of her post graduation days that she gave interest in publishing in magazines and journals. Her writings draw inspirations from people and society around her. Her poems are personal as well as social critique. She belongs to Yimchunger tribe under Tuensang, Nagaland. 

 
Indira Babbellapati
  • Indira Babbellapati, a faculty in the department of Humanities and Social Sciences is a widely published poet and translator. Her original poetry anthologies include affaire de coeur, Vignettes of the Sea, echo, From the Biography of an Unknown Woman, and Nomadic Nights. She translated all genres of literature except drama. Night of Nectar for the Sahitya Akademi, Asampoorna, the Incomplete, Into a Crowded Aloneness, in Telugu by Raamaa Chandramouli are some of the translated poetry anthologies. Her Own Way, a book of Akademi award winning short stories translated into English is under publication with the Sahitya Akademi. Gender Game and Other Stories, The Dusk, a novel in translation besides a few short stories have been published by the Translation Bureau of Dravidian University, Kuppam. Indira also co-authored English text books for Engineering undergraduates. Indira's poems are also anthologized in Roots and Wings, Suvarnarekha, Persona, Heaven-2014 and I'm a poet. Prof Indira Babbellapati's English poetry has been translated into Hindi, Bangla, Spanish, and French. She made her presence felt at many national and international poetry meets like Asia-Pacific Writers and Translators, SAARC Literature Festival to name a few.

 
Irene Brodsky
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    Irene Brodsky: I am a 71 year old retired Professor of Philosophy. I have been writing books since 2001. Born and raised in Brooklyn New York, I used to sing in nightclubs, but I always loved libraries and bookstores. My books are my babies. I hope they are welcome everywhere.
 
IRMA KURTI
  • IRMA KURTI is an Albanian poet, writer, lyricist, journalist, and translator and has been writing since she was a child. She is a naturalized Italian. All her books are dedicated to the memory of her beloved parents, Hasan Kurti and Sherife Mezini, who have supported and encouraged every step of her literary path. Irma Kurti has published 26 books in Albanian, 21 in Italian, 13 in English, and two in French. She has also translated 13 books by different authors, and all of her own books into Italian and English. Irma Kurti is one of the most translated and published Albanian poets. Her books have been published in the United States, Canada, France, Italy, Romania, Turkey, Kosovo, the Philippines, Cameroon, India, Chile, and Serbia.
 
Isabel Guevara
  • ISABEL GUEVARA is a Venezuelan by birth and a foreigner by choice. She studied Psychopedagogy and Law. At ICREA, Venezuela, 2000/2001, she concluded the Master Program in Creative Writing and was one of the selected participants in the New Voices 2003/2004, of the XVth Literary Expression Workshop at CELARG, Poetry section. As a poet or a writer, she does not see herself as a limited individual, and she understands that it is the letter what seduces, and not the name of whoever is offering it...and if poetry and prose have something in common it is seduction.

 
Iti Kesarwani
  • Iti Kesarwani, a poet and a blogger, holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Mass Communication with specialization in Advertising & PR. Currently pursuing her Masters in English Literature. She loves writing poetry and quotes. She resides in Lucknow. Visit http://itisays.blogspot.in/ to catch a glimpse of her writing, where through her words she connects to the world.

 
Iván Argüelles
  • Innovative Mexican-American poet Iván Argüelles is widely published. He was raised in Mexico DF, Los Angeles, and Rochester MN. He received a BA in Classics from the Univ of Chicago, and an MA in Library Science from Vanderbilt Univ. A professional librarian, he was employed by the New York Public Library and the Library at Univ of California, Berkeley. A prolific writer he has published numerous poetry collections, among them: "That" Goddess; Madonna Septet; Comedy , Divine , The; FIAT LUX; Orphic Cantos; HOIL; Twilight Cantos; The Rudiments of Poetry; and The Shape of Air. He received the 1989 William Carlos Williams Award for Looking for Mary Lou. In 2019 he received an American Book Award for his collection The Death of Stalin. In 2013 he received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Before Columbus Foundation.

 
Ivan Brady
  • Former United States Marine, president of the Society for Humanistic Anthropology and chair of the Association for Social Anthropology in Oceania, Ivan Brady is Distinguished Teaching Professor Emeritus and previous chair of Anthropology at the State University of New York at Oswego. He is an avid outdoorsman and photographer who grew up in and around the Mojave Desert and who spent years among the Pacific Islanders and Native American tribes of the Southwest. He has authored dozens of scholarly works and his poetry has appeared in a wide variety of anthologies, magazines, and journals in several disciplines. Sagebrush Kill was his first novel and the beginning of the Aaron McCaan historical fiction/thrillers. Ritual Overkill is the sequel. No Kill Canyon continues the series. For further information, please visit www.IvanBrady.com
 
Ivan Greenberg
  • Ivan Greenberg was born in Ithaca, NY, and grew up in Manhattan in the shadow of Soho -- then a thriving art district. He paints faces and heads in a bold and colorful expressionistic style. The sixty-three works featured in Facing the Future were created over a four-year period from 2007 to 2010. These paintings do not whisper in your ear. They are engaged in struggle in a thick, painterly environment.