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Irene D. Hays is a Washington State native who has lived and worked as a teacher, writer, and education director in Idaho, Hawaii, Colorado, and California. She currently lives in the shrub-steppe grassland of Richland, Washington. Her poems have appeared in Fresh Ink, Wild Goose Poetry Review, Inspirit, Her Mark 2007, Penwood Review, In Our Own Words, and CALYX, among others. Her chapbook, The Measure of Loss, has recently been released by Pudding House Publications (2007). (see Creekwalker) Contact Email: IreneHays@aol.com |
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