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Eva Salzman and
Patti Sirens
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Eva Salzman, a native New Yorker, has been
living in Britain since 1985, where she is currently a Royal Literary Fund Fellow at Ruskin College, Oxford.
Her writing includes poetry, fiction, essays and opera, including a libretto, Cassandra, written for her
composer father, Eric Salzman. She has taught in schools, community centers and prisons, and read her
work frequently on BBC Radio and the Worldservice. Her books of poetry are Double Crossing:
New and Selected Poems (Bloodaxe, 2004), Bargain with the Watchman (Oxford University Press, 1997)
and The English Earthquake (Bloodaxe, 1992).
Read two poems in Salt Magazine and a poem on Verse Daily. Read an interview on writewords.org.uk.
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Patti Sirens has had a lifelong love affair
with the ocean, she’s an avid boogie boarder, a deejay, and a certified animal massage therapist.
She is working on her second book of poetry and hopes to one day visit Borneo.
Her poetry has won prizes in the Artists’ Embassy International Dancing Poetry Contest,
National Writers Union Poetry Contest, and the Virginia Poetry Society Contest.
Her first collection of poems, Antarctica, was published by Burning Bush Publications in 2000.
She lives in Santa Cruz.
