Clayton A. Couch (claytonacouch@earthlink.net) lives in Columbia, SC with his wife, Lauren, and his feline familiar, Gretchen. Employed as a Library Specialist for Midlands Technical College, he is currently working towards an MLIS (Library Science) degree at the University of South Carolina. His most-recently published poems have appeared in Big Bridge, can we have our ball back?, moria, muse apprentice guild, The Pedestal, Pierian Springs, Say…, Shampoo, Tin Lustre Mobile, and xStream, with upcoming work to appear in SpaceBreather, Word For/Word and Znine. He is also the managing editor and publisher of sidereality (http://www.sidereality.com), a quarterly journal of speculative and experimental poetry. |
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