|
Poets and Writers |
|
Polish American Writers |
|
Quick Search: |
|
Karen Kovacik is the Associate Professor of English Director of Creative Writing and an Adjunct Associate Professor of Women's Studies at IU School of Liberal Arts. |
|
Originally from Chicago and the lead singer of a band, Karl Koweski now lives on top of a mountain in Alabama. |
|
Assistant Professor of Communications/Humanities of Owens Community College, Toledo, OH. |
|
Long time resident, poet, and writer of Cleveland, Ohio. |
|
Lori Lubeski is current working at Curry College as a Learning Disabilities Specialist. |
|
John Minczeski has won awards such as the Akron Poetry Prize, fellowships from the Bush Foundation, and the Edelstein-Killer Distinguished Writer in Residence at the University of Minnesota. |
|
“But this language of yours,” said one of the instructors, himself an obvious Britisher, “where does it come from?” … “From the mouth of Polish mothers,” I replied. —William Carlos Williams, The Autobiography, p. 311
|
|
H-M |
|
Assistant professor at Oswego State University of New York. |
|
Joseph Lisowki has published books such as The Brushwood Gate, Spring Street Blues, and Near the Narcotic Sea. |
|
Dr. Linda Mizejewski is professor and chair of the Women's Studies Department at Ohio State University. |
|
A native of Chicago, she is a graduate of De Paul University (B.A., 1957). |
