David Radavich is the author of SLAIN SPECIES (Court Poetry, London, 1980), BY THE WAY: POEMS OVER THE YEARS (Buttonwood, 1998), and GREATEST HITS (Pudding House, 2000). He has also published a full-length comedy, NEVERTHELESS . . . (Aran, 1989), five short dramas, and a wide range of poetry in journals and anthologies. His plays have been produced across the U.S., including six Off-Off-Broadway. FRAGMENTS OF THE THIRD PLANET received its European premiere in 2000 in Germany as part of their Millennium Festival. AMERICA BOUND: AN EPIC FOR OUR TIME (Plain View, 2007) narrates American history from World War II to the present. CANONICALS (Finishing Line, 2009) explores "love's hours." His latest book, MIDDLE-EAST MEZZE (Plain View, 2011), focuses on Iraq, Palestine, and Egypt.

Middle-East Mezze (Plain View Press (Austin, TX), 2011), Canonicals: Love's Hours (Finishing Line Press, 2009), America Bound: An Epic for Our Time (Plain View Press, 2007), Greatest Hits (Pudding House Publications, 2000), By the Way (Buttonwood Press, 1998), Slain Species (Court Poetry Press, 1980)

Out of Line (Garden House Press, 2007), Immigration Emigration Diversity (Chapel Hill Press, 2006), Imported Breads: Literature of Cultural Exchange (Mammoth Books, 2003), Prayers to Protest (Pudding House Publications, 2000), Die Weiten Horizonte (Pressler Verlag, 1985)

Big Muddy, Connecticut River Review, Evansville Review, International Quarterly, Kansas Quarterly, Louisville Review, Mid-American Poetry Review, Orbis, Prism Quarterly, South Dakota Review, The Aurorean, Witness