Alexandra van de Kamp

Her translations of two Spanish women poets,
Ángela Pérez Ovejero and Marta López-Luaces,
were featured in the Canadian magazine filling
Station,and an interview with Billy Collins was
reprinted nationally in Imagine magazine. She is
one of the founding editors of Terra Incognita, an
international literary/cultural journal in English and
Spanish.

Alexandra lives in Port Jefferson, New York, with
her husband, William Glenn. She is an Adjunct
Professor at Stony Brook University.

Alexandra van de Kamp is the author of The Photographer's Interview (2006, Premier
Poets Chapbook Series: 34); A Living Book (2004), with artwork by Rebecca Aidlin; and
The Rainiest May in the Twentieth Century (2002 Wind Magazine), winner of the 2001
Quentin R. Howard Poetry Prize.

Her poems, essays and translations have appeared in numerous journals, including
Rain Taxi, Red Rock Review, Poetry Northwest, the Seattle Review, the Greensboro
Review, The Mystic River Review, Talking River Review, Washington Square,
Ekphrasis, The Brooklyn Review and Poems & Plays.