Kathleen Kelly is a short story author and poet from Hamilton Ontario.   She has had work appearing in Descent, Exile and in an anthology by Gateways Books and Tapes.   Her writing rediscovers mythology using variations on identity.

I'm the author of two books of poetry, a poetry chapbook, and a volume of literary translation. I'm also the editor of a long-running reputable literary journal and manage several web resources for writers.

I'm a Spanish–English literary translator with a particular affinity for creative nonfiction from Latin America; I've worked on a wide range of texts including books by Ricardo Piglia and Hebe Uhart. I've also begun writing my own fiction and essays, as well as more experimental hybrid texts involving photography, and am hoping to find a community of writers with similar aspirations to trade ideas and encouragement.

P.S. I love editing and am happy to provide extensive feedback and line edits on other writers' work. 

I study and write about gender, sexuality and queer studies through a transfeminist, intersectional lens. I write poetry, non-fiction, creative non-fiction and academic research papers, as well as popular media articles on current events and topics.

I would love to connect with others with similar interests!

I have been writing for more than four decades now. A retired Professor of English at Indian Institute of Technology--ISM, Dhanbad, India, I have authored over 160 academic articles, 175 book reviews, and 52 books. My recent collections of poems include   I Am No Jesus And Other Selected Poems, Tanka and Haiku (English/Crimean Tatar, Romania, 2014), You Can’t Scent Me and Other Selected Poems(New Delhi, 2016), God Too Awaits Light(California, 2017), Growing Within - Desavarsire launtrica: haiku, tanka and other poems (English/Romanian; Constanta, Romania, 2018), There’s No Paradise and Other Selected Poems Tanka & Haiku (Mauritius, 2019),  Tainted with Prayers: Contaminado con Oraciones (English/Spanish; Colombia, 2019), Silencio: Blanca desconfianza: Silence: White distrust (Spanish edition, ed & tr by Joseph Berolo, Colombia, 2021), and Against the Waves: Selected Poems (2021).

Widely published and anthologized, and appreciated for my tanka and haiku,my poems have been translated into several languages, including Japanese, Greek, Italian, German, French, Irish, Spanish, Chinese, Portuguese, Romanian, Crimean Tatar, Bulgarian, Russian, Slovene, Bosnian, Hungarian, Croatian, Albanian, Farsi, Arabic, Serbian, Esperanto, Dzonkha, Nepali, Hindi, Punjabi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, and Bangla.

My awards and honors include Ritsumeikan University Peace Museum Award, Kyoto, 1999, Certificate of Honor and Nyuusen Prize, Kumamoto, 2000 and 2008, Life time Achievement Award of the International Poets Academy, Chennai, 2009, Prize of Corea Literature, South Korea, 2013, Naji Naaman’s Literary Prize, Lebanon, 2015, nomination for Pushcart Prize, 2013, 2014, and Certificate of Appreciation, Gujarat Sahitya Academy & Motivational Strips, 2020.

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I'm doing a lot of translating, which relegates my writing to the back room. I'd like to try and give it the weight it needs to sit out in the parlor. I've also been in Barcelona for almost 40 years, and am reconnecting with my roots during the pandemic, as long as I'm "stuck" in Boston.

I have a blog where I register my publications.

I'm an Italian translator and artist, living and working in Denver. I have written and published many technical articles on translation on my blog (www.aboutranslation.com) and on The ATA Chronicle, the magazine of the American Translators Association. I also write fiction, and one of my short stories was the lead story for the Anthology "Found", published by the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers.

While I translate into Italian, my fiction and non-fiction writing is in English.

I'm a poet working on my first collection. My work has been published most recently in [PANK], Womens Voices for Change, Rattle, The Night Heron Barks, McNeese Review, Yemassee, Raleigh Review, Nashville Review, and Columbia Journal. I'm also a translator and have completed the translation of a full length manuscript of poetry by Venezuelan poet Oriette D'Angelo. One of the translations from that manuscript was nominated for a Pushcart in 2021.

I'm looking to join groups that are geared towards helping poets and translators grow as artists and connect artistically.