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Winter 2023 • Vol. XLV No. 1 Poetry |

Little Is Unchanged of the Landscape in Retrospect

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Suphil Lee Park (수필 리 박 / 秀筆 李 朴) is the author of the poetry collection Present Tense Complex (Conduit Books & Ephemera, 2021), winner of the Marystina Santiestevan Prize, and a forthcoming poetry chapbook, Still Life (Factory Hollow Press), selected by Ilya Kaminsky as the winner of the 2022 Tomaž Šalamun Prize. She also has received fiction prizes from Indiana Review and Writer’s Digest. Born and raised in South Korea before finding home in the American Northeast, she studied English literature and poetry at New York University and the University of Texas at Austin. Her recent poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in Greensboro Review, The New Republic, and Poetry, among others; her translations of Korean literature have appeared or are forthcoming in Cincinnati Review, The Los Angeles Review, and New England Review, among others. You can find more about her at suphil-lee-park.com.

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