Mark Scroggins

	Fiction Non-Fiction Poetry Film Art MEB Authors Press Events Distribution Contacts	Mark Scroggins is a poet, biographer, and literary critic. His graduate degrees in creative writing and literature were from Cornell University. He is the author of Louis Zukofsky and the Poetry of Knowledge and a critical biography of Zukofsy. His first full-length collection of poems, Anarchy, appeared in 2003. He has served as editor of Epoch magazine and the Diaeresis Chapbook Series of new poetry, and has an ongoing interest in poets whose writing reflects an active reconception of the modernist and late modernist tradition in verse and prose. He has published poetry and poetry reviews in a wide range of venues, including the journals Epoch, Parnassus, To, American Letters & Commentary; and Facture, as well as the anthology The Gertrude Stein Awards In Innovative American Poetry.

Mark Scroggins is a poet, biographer, and literary critic. His graduate degrees
in creative writing and literature were from Cornell University. He is the author
of Louis Zukofsky and the Poetry of Knowledge and a critical biography of Zukofsy.
His first full-length collection of poems, Anarchy, appeared in 2003. He has served
as editor of Epoch magazine and the Diaeresis Chapbook Series of new poetry, and
has an ongoing interest in poets whose writing reflects an active reconception of the
modernist and late modernist tradition in verse and prose. He has published poetry and
poetry reviews in a wide range of venues, including the journals Epoch, Parnassus, To,
American Letters & Commentary; and Facture, as well as the anthology The Gertrude
Stein Awards In Innovative American Poetry.