David Giannini’s most recent published collections of poetry include AZ TWO (Adastra Press,) a “Featured Book” in the 2009 Massachusetts Poetry Festival; OTHERS’ LINES (one in Peter Ganick’s small chapbook project;) and HOW ELSE? (Longhouse Publishers.) His work appears in national and international literary magazines and anthologies. He has been a gravedigger; beekeeper; and taught at Williams College, The University of Massachusetts, and Berkshire Community College, among others. His Installation, The International House Dust Collection, was exhibited most recently at the Yager Museum in Oneonta, New York in 2005. He lives in Becket, Massachusetts. He has been a committee and board member of The Becket Arts Center where a dramatic reading of his extended narrative prosepoem, RIM , was produced in 2005.

RIM/WAVE (Quale Press, 2012), AZ II (Adastra Press, 2009), OTHERS' LINES (small chapbook project, 2009), RIM (Indian Mountain Press, 1998)

HOW ELSE? (Origin-Longhouse, 2009), SIDE-WAYS (Quale Press, 2002), ANTONIO & CLARA (Adastra Press, 1992)

New Hungers for Old: One Hundred Years of Italian-American Poetry (Star Cloud Press, 2012)