MARK SMITH-SOTO lives in Greensboro, North Carolina, where he serves as director of the Center for Creative Writing in the Arts at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. His translation of Ana Istarú’s selected poetry, Fever Season and Other Poems, is due out this fall from Unicorn Press.

Slide

by Mark Smith-Soto, September 2008 (Issue 393)

Do I Stink

by Mark Smith-Soto, January 2008 (Issue 385)

Time Out

by Mark Smith-Soto, October 2007 (Issue 382)

The Rest Of Us

by Mark Smith-Soto, July 2007 (Issue 379)

Famine

by Mark Smith-Soto, September 2006 (Issue 369)

Selected Poems

by Mark Smith-Soto, July 2006 (Issue 367)

Winners

by Mark Smith-Soto, July 2005 (Issue 355)

The Gift

by Mark Smith-Soto, September 2002 (Issue 321)

Reprieve At Six A.M.

by Mark Smith-Soto, May 1999 (Issue 281)

How It Happened

by Mark Smith-Soto, September 1998 (Issue 273)

My Tongue Finds Itself

by Mark Smith-Soto, November 1996 (Issue 251)

See It On Video

by Mark Smith-Soto, May 1995 (Issue 233)

President In My Heart

by Mark Smith-Soto, April 1995 (Issue 232)