Glen A. Mazis taught philosophy for decades at Penn State Harrisburg, retiring in 2020. He has more than 90 poems in literary journals, including Rosebud, The North American Review, Sou'wester, Spoon River Poetry Review, Willow Review, Atlanta Review, Reed Magazine and Asheville Poetry Review, and the collection, The River Bends in Time (Anaphora Literary Press, 2012), a chapbook, The Body Is a Dancing Star (Orchard Street Press, 2020), and Bodies of Space and Time is in press with Kelsay Books. He has published five philosophy books and is the 2019 winner of the Malovrh-Fenlon Poetry Prize (Orchard Street national contest).

Other books published: The Trickster, Magician, & Grieving Man (Bear & Co., '94), Emotion and Embodiment (Lang, '93), Earthbodies: Rediscovering our Planetary Senses (SUNY Press, July, 2002) and Humans/Animals/Machines: Blurred Boundaries (SUNY, Fall, 2008). Merleau-Ponty and the Face of the World: Silence, Ethics, Imagination and Poetic Ontology (2016, SUNY).