A scholar and poet, Rob Sean Wilson has published poems and reviews in Bamboo Ridge and Tinfish and various other journals from Manoa to New Republic, Ploughshares, Partisan Review, Poetry, and Jacket. He is a western Connecticut native who was educated at the University of California at Berkeley, where he was founding editor of the Berkeley Poetry Review in 1974. He has published a book of mixed poetry and prose with Mineumsa Press/ University of Hawai'i Press called Waking In Seoul. His study Be Always Converting, Be Always Converted: An American Poetics appeared with Harvard University Press and was a Choice Outstanding Academic Title for 2009. A Chinese translation of his serial poem When the Nikita Moon Rose will appear in Malaysia and Taiwan and a set of Hawai'i-based poems will be part of a forthcoming "Euro-American poetries" anthology being edited by Susan Schultz.Scholar & poet from Connecticut & Pac Rim, now works in Santa Cruz, California--writing on the edges of all this transpacific beatitude and "busy being reborn."