Mark DuCharme is the author of Cosmopolitan Tremble (Pavement Saw Press, 2002),
which Anselm Hollo has called "a Civilized Orgy of Cognitive Dissonance," and which
Lisa Jarnot has compared to "an awesome city of words sometimes tender, sometimes
tough, always wonderful to wander through. He has twice been selected for The Gertrude
Stein Awards in Innovative American Poetry from Sun & Moon Press, and his poetry and
essays on poetics have appeared in numerous journals, recently including Bird Dog,
canwehaveourballback, Cipher, Fulcrum, LA Review, New Review of Literature, Pom2,
Shampoo, -VeRT, Word For/Word, 88: A Journal of Contemporary American Poetry, and
26: A journal of poetry and poetics. He lives and works in Boulder, Colorado.