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Published poetry, worked in the MFA program here at WSU, and now seems to teach at Michigan State University as a professor and head of the Poetry program. She served on the Kansas Humanities Council in 1987. Seems she鈥檚 done a lot of writing, good on her.

Did his undergrad in 鈥淎dministration in Political Science鈥� and his graduate degree in WSU鈥檚 fledgling Creative Writing department in 1973. The department has a Creative Writing Fellowship named after him now, he did insurance for a living.

Cited in Parnassus 鈥�77 as one of the poetry and short story contributors. Not sure if this is the same Anne Welsbacher that currently produces plays and such here in 麻豆破解版 now, but the name certainly matches. No references on any pages I cross-referenced about where her undergraduate degree was obtained. Actually, looking back, I think I may have taken a class with her at one point.

CLeo W. Allman published Prize-Winning Editorials about the editorial winners of the Pulitzer. He also published several book reviews.

Kenneth Porter had a poetry submission here, and shares a name with Kenneth Wiggins Porter, Kansan poet and essayist. Likely not the same person, but worth mentioning here on the off-chance that the connection is legitimate.

Nanette Bourn started her professional carreer as a high-paid, serious poet, but after a near-miss with a steam-powered drama generator, turned to exlusively writing scripts for puppet shows. "I tap into a vast creative well when I know that my words will be spoken through felt lips," she said.