Ryan WilsonRyan Wilson was born in Griffin, GA, and raised in nearby Macon. He is the author of The Stranger World (Measure Press, 2017), winner of the Donald Justice Poetry Prize, of How to Think Like a Poet (Wiseblood 2019), of Proteus Bound: Selected Translations, 2008-2020 (Franciscan UP, 2021), and of In Ghostlight (LSU, 2024). His work appears in periodicals such as: Best American Poetry, Five Points, The Hopkins Review, The New Criterion, The Sewanee Review, and The Yale Review. He lives in Texas and teaches in the M.F.A. program at The University of St. Thomas-Houston. He is Emeritus Editor of Literary Matters and co-editor, with April Lindner Contemporary Catholic Poetry (Paraclete, 2024).
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Losing to David Kirby at Dance Dance Revolution
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Excelsior
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Ave atque Vale: A Letter from the Editor
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The Well Fed by Everlasting Springs: A Conversation with Robert B. Shaw
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“Singing a New Song”: A Conversation with Rock-n-Roll Hall-of-Famer, DION
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David Bottoms’ “Transfiguring Angels”
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Editor's Preface
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The More Difficult Task: An Interview with Brad Leithauser