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Peggy Shumaker's most recent book of poems
is Underground Rivers (Red Hen, 2002). Her first piece of travel
writing was recommended in The Best American Travel Writing. Her
nonfiction piece "Moving Water" will be included in a
new anthology from Norton. Professor emerita at University of Alaska
Fairbanks, she lives just downriver from the Alaskan painter Kesler
Woodward. Their collaboration of paintings and poems is called
Blaze. Shumaker’s poetry appeared in the premier issue of
Blackbird and was selected from it to appear on the website Verse
Daily.
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Kesler Woodward was born in South Carolina
and has been an Alaska resident since 1977. He has served as Curator
of Visual Arts at the Alaska State Museum and as Artistic Director
of the Visual Arts Center of Alaska. He is currently Professor
of Art, Emeritus at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, where he
taught for two decades, serving as Chair of the Art Department
and of the Division of Arts and Communications. He retired from
teaching to paint full time in the spring of 2000. Photo by Robert Peck
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