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CAPUTO, LORRAINE

Poet-translator Lorraine Caputo’s works appear in over 400 journals on six continents; and 23 collections of poetry – including In the "Jaguar Valley" (dancing girl press, 2023) and "Caribbean Interludes" (Origami Poems Project, 2022). She journeys through Latin America, listening to the voices of the pueblos and Earth. Website | On OMPJ

CARLSON, SANDY LEE
Sandy Lee Carlson is a teacher and writer in northwestern Connecticut. All my life I have marveled at the power (magic?) of language to connect people to each other, to deepen relationships, and to open thinking. Website | On OMPJ

CARTER, PAMELA HOBART
Pamela is the author of three poetry chapbooks with long titles. Her plays have been produced in Seattle (her home), Montreal (her childhood home), and Fort Worth. Website | On OMPJ 

CHATTERJEE, SREELEKHA
Sreelekha’s poems have been published in Raw Lit, Verse-Virtual, The Wise Owl, Enchanted Garden Haiku Journal, and in the anthologies The Harvest & the Reaping, and Winter Glimmerings (Orenaug Mountain Publishing, USA), and Christmas-Winter Anthology Volume 4 (Black Bough Poetry, Wales, UK). She lives in New Delhi, India. Facebook | On OMPJ 

CHEE, NORLA D.
Norla was born to the Turtle Clan of the Oneida Tribe and born for the Kinya'aanii Clan of the Navajo Tribe. She has one published book of poetry called Cedar Smoke On Abalone Mountain. The second book is looking for a publisher. She also enjoys sewing and quilting. Facebook | On OMPJ

CIOSEK. KAREN
Karen Ciosek is a retired teacher who lives in Wallingford, where she leads a poetry group at the library on Saturdays. She workshops with poets in Les Jardin de Poetsie and in a Sunday Ladies group. She earned her MFA from Southern Connecticut State in 2020 and published "Navigating the Poet’s Sky" with Antrim House in 2022. On OMPJ

COOK, JULIE
Julie Cook is a lifelong poetry lover and writer as well as a musician, teacher and composer. Her poetry and lyrics often explore human relationships and our search to connect authentically with ourselves and others. Website | On OMPJ

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