Salette Tavares (1922-1994) was a Portuguese writer, theorist, and visual artist. She was a member of the experimental poetry group PO.EX and was involved in the publication of the first issues of Poesia Experimental. Her books include Quadrada (Moraes Editores), Lex Icon (Moraes Editores), Obra Poética 1957-1971 (Imprensa Nacional Casa da Moeda), and Poesia Gráfica (Casa Fernando Pessoa). Her spatial poems were exhibited at the 2014 retrospective, Salette Tavares: Spatial Poetry, at the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum in Lisbon.

Isabel Sobral Campos’s new book is How to Make Words of Rubble (Blue Figure Press). Other works include Your Person Doesn’t Belong to You (Vegetarian Alcoholic Press), Material (No, Dear and Small Anchor Press), You Will Be Made of Stone (dancing girl press), Autobiographical Ecology (Above/Ground Press), and Sobriety Crystal (The Magnificent Field). Her poetry has appeared in the Boston Review, Brooklyn Rail, in the anthologies BAX 2018: Best American Experimental Writing and Poetics for the More-Than-Human World, and elsewhere. She is the co-founder of the Sputnik & Fizzle publishing series.

Kristofer J. Petersen-Overton’s writing has appeared in The Guardian, Politics/Letters, and WarScapes. He teaches political theory at Babson College and lives in Cambridge, MA.