Andrew Lundwall
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Andrew Lundwall (born 1982) is a poet who lives in Southern Wisconsin. His work has appeared in numerous print and electronic literary journals internationally, including 5_trope, Dead Horse Review, Seven Corners, Aesthetica, PFS Post (w Adam Fieled), Lost & Found Times, Big Bridge, Eratio, Shoestring, The Muse Apprentice Guild, Shampoo, Moria, Get Underground (w Alex Gildzen), 21 Stars Review (w Sheila Murphy) Deep Cleveland, Sidereality, Retort Magazine, Admit Two (w Mark S. Kuhar), SpaceBreather, Aught, xStream, Ink Magazine, Dream People, Dead Drunk Dublin, poeticdiversity, Oracular Tree, Blackbox (w Donna Kuhn), Score, James River Poetry Review, Zygote in My Coffee, Subterranean Quarterly, Near South, Picklebird, Miami Sun Post's Mad Love (w Jeannie Smith), Unlikely Stories, 88: A Journal of Contemporary American Poetry, Litter (w Eileen Tabios), Ocho, Otoliths, and Blazevox.
His chapbook klang was published summer 2006 by deep cleveland press.
He has acted as poetry editor (briefly) for Get Underground, managing editor of poetic inhalation (w Jeannie Smith), contributing editor for Big Bridge, and as managing editor of melancholia's tremulous dreadlocks (w Francois Luong). Contributors to these publications included: Maxine Chernoff, Andrew Joron, Clayton Eshleman, Jerome Rothenberg, Pierre Joris, Tomaž Šalamun, David Bromige, Tom Whalen, Raymond Federman, Kevin Killian, Richard Kostelanetz, Mairéad Byrne, Nick Piombino, and many others. Presently He is the editor of the irregularly updated web journal Seconds: A Virtual Treasury of Verse.
He is currently working with poet Adam Fieled on a series of collaborative poems called funtime.
