| Kendall
Dunkelberg  1962-
Major
Works
- Books
- Time Capsules. Texas Review
Press, 2009.
- Landscapes and Architectures: Poems. Sarasota:
Florida Literary Foundation Press, 2001
- Hercules, Richelieu, and Nostradamus: Translation
of poems by Paul Snoek. Los Angeles: Green
Integer Press, 2000.
Poetry
- “Goldenrod,” “Farm on a Hill,”
“Glass Bottles,” and “Ishtar.” (forthcoming)
Southern Poetry Anthology, Volume
2: Mississippi
- “Day of the Dead,” “Eye of the Storm,”
and “November Wind.” Texas Review 29.3-4 (2008):
102-104
- “Gold Hill: Sangre de Cristo Mountains.” Mountain
Gazette (forthcoming)
- “Black Rock Mountain.” Pilgrimage 33.1 (2008):
70
- “Chandeleur” and “Dog Keys Pass.”
Valley Voices 7.2 (2008): 11
- “Chivaree.” Tar River Poetry 47.1 (Fall 2007):
22
- “Alalia,” “Time Capsules,” and
“Native Prairie.” Texas Review 27.1-2 (Spring/Summer
2006): 90-93
- “Snake Oil for Mother Earth.” Pemmican (Summer
2006) Online
- “Natchez” Big Muddy 6.1 (2006): 106
- “Dutch Elm” POMPA (2005): 102
- “Spring Beauty, 1999,” “Possum Town,”
“Bramble,” and “Hieroglyph.” Valley
Voices 4 & 5 (2005): 14-18
- “Funeral Train.” POMPA (2004): 93
- “Halcyon” and “Evening Lychnis.”
Birmingham Poetry Review 29 (2004): 17-18
- “Glass Bottles” and “Chokecherries.”
Texas Review 25. 1-2 (2004): 68-69
- “Texas Canyon” and “Tucson.” POMPA
(2003): 57-58
- “Four Songs for Data Processing,” “This
is not a poem,” and “Polio.” POMPA (2002):
63-67
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Biography of
Kendall Dunkelberg 
Kendall Dunkelberg was born September 12, 1962, in Osage, Iowa.
He is currently Director of Creative Writing at Mississippi
University for Women in Columbus, Mississippi, where he also
directs the Eudora Welty Writers’ Symposium and is Professor
of English, teaching Creative Writing, World Literature, and
Twentieth-Century Poetry.
Dunkelberg earned a BA in English from Knox College and a Ph.D.
in Comparative Literature from the University of Texas at Austin.
He also received a Mellon Fellowship and a Fulbright grant to
conduct research in Ghent, Belgium. His published poem "Persia"
was nominated for inclusion in the anthology "Pushcart
Prize: Best of the Small Presses XXVII" in 2003. His
poems and translations have been published in numerous literary
magazines. He served as guest editor of The Literary Review
for a special issue on recent Dutch and Flemish writing,
and Green Integer Press has published Hercules, Richelieu,
and Nostradamus, a book of Dunkelberg"s translations
of the Belgian poet Paul Snoek. In addition, Landscapes
and Architectures: Poems has been published by the Florida
Literary Foundation Press. He has four poems in the Southern
Poetry Anthology, Volume 2: Mississippi.
Some of his translations have been published on international
websites and in the short story anthology Tales
from the Lowlands, which was published
for the Adelaide Writers Week in Australia. In 2006 Dunkelberg
was awarded a Fulbright grant to teach American Literature in
Leuven and Antwerp Belgium. His newest book, Time
Capsules, has been published by Texas Review
Press in 2009.
Kendall Dunkelberg is married to Kim Whitehead. They are the
parents of one child, Aidan Willem Whitehead Dunkelberg, born
December 11, 2000.
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Information
about the classes writings of Dunkelberg can be found here,
including some sample poems.
A
Common Occurrence appears in Slipstream, Issue 17.
 Translations
by Dunkelberg from the Literary Review.
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