MadHat Press

Marc Vincenz

Publisher and Executive Editor
Marc Vincenz

Marc Vincenz is an Anglo-Swiss-American poet, a fiction writer, translator, editor, publisher, designer, multi-genre artist and musician. He has published twenty-one books of poetry, including more recently, Leaning into the Infinite, The Syndicate of Water & Light, Here Comes the Nightdust, Einstein Fledermaus, The Little Book of Earthly Delights, A Brief Conversation with Consciousness, 39 Wonders and Other Managment Issues, and forthcoming, The Pearl Diver of Irunami (White Pine Press) and There Might Be a Moon or a Dog (Gazebo, Australia). An album of music, ambients and verse, Left Hand Clapping, is forthcoming from TreeTorn Records. Vincenz is also a prolific translator and has translated from the German, Romanian and French. He has published ten books of translations, most recently Unexpected Development by award-winning Swiss poet and novelist Klaus Merz (White Pine Press, 2018) and which was a finalist for the 2016 Cliff Becker Book Prize in Translation. His translation of Klaus Merz’s selected poems, An Audible Blue, was just released from White Pine Press. Vincenz is editor and publisher of MadHat Press, and publisher of New American Writing. He has lived all over the world—from Spain to China to Iceland to India. He was born in Matilda Hospital on the Peak in Hong Kong, but now lives on a farm in rural Western Massachusetts overlooking Herman Melville’s Greylock Mountain with his family and their Australian Cobberdog, Emily “Miloush” Dickinson.

 

Managing Editor
F. J. Bergmann

F.J. Bergmann, also Copy Editor at MadHat Press, once lived in Paris, France. She presently resides in Wisconsin, officiates as editor of Star*Line, the journal of the Science Fiction Poetry Association, poetry editor of Mobius: The Journal of Social Change, and is also a copy editor at Right Hand Pointing. Further manifestations occur at fibitz.com.

 

Alex Cigale

Associate Acquisitions Editor
Alex Cigale

Alex Cigale’s poems have appeared in Colorado, Green Mountains, North American, Tampa, and The Literary Reviews, and online in Asymptote, Drunken Boat, and McSweeney's. His translations from the Russian are in Cimarron Review, Inventory, Literary Imagination, Modern Poetry in Translation,New England Review, PEN America, Two Lines, and World Literature Today. He is on the editorial boards of CŒUR journal, MadHat Annual, St. Petersburg Review, and Verse Junkies. From 2011 until 2013, he was an Assistant Professor at the American University of Central Asia in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.

 

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Associate Editor for Criticism and Non-Fiction
Robert Archambeau

Robert Archambeau’s books include the poetry collections Home and Variations and The Kafka Sutra and the studies Laureates and Heretics and The Poet Resigns: Poetry in a Difficult World, among others. He teaches at Lake Forest College.

 

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Editor - Toad Suck Éditions
Mark Spitzer

Mark Spitzer is the author of 30 books. Some are nonfiction fish studies, some are collections of poetry, and others are novels, translations and a creative writing pedagogy book. Spitzer edited and published the legendary Toad Suck Review literary journal from 2010 to 2016 and is now the Editor of Toad Suck Éditions, an imprint of MadHat Press. He is a professor of creative writing at the University of Central Arkansas who lives part time in the Mid-Hudson Valley where he and his dog hunt golden oyster mushrooms. For more information go to www.sptzr.net.

 

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Associate Editor - FarFlung Editions
Cassandra Atherton

Cassandra Atherton is an award-winning writer and scholar of prose poetry. Her books of prose poetry include Exhumed (2015), Trace (2015), Pikadon (2018), Pre-Raphaelite (2018), Fugitive Letters (2020) and Leftovers (2020). Cassandra co-wrote Prose Poetry: An Introduction (Princeton, UP: 2020) and co-edited The Language in My Tongue: An Anthology of Australian and New Zealand Poetry (Melbourne UP: 2021). She is Professor of Writing and Literature at Deakin University, Australia.

 

Joe Green

Associate Poetry Editor
Joe Green

Joe Green was born in 1948 in Coatesville, Pennsylvania and yet lives.  He is the author of three books of poetry: The Dark Bark: Poetry and Song of Rin Tin Tin, The Diamond at the End of Time, and (with Tim Smith) The Limerick Homer and has also written one 2.7 pound novel: The Chains of the Sea.  He has poems published in Fulcrum, The Battersea Review and some other places and many of his poems have been translated into Russian.  

 

F.J. Bergmann 

Copy Editor
F. J. Bergmann

F.J. Bergmann, also Managing Editor at MadHat Press, once lived in Paris, France. She presently resides in Wisconsin, officiates as poetry editor of Mobius: The Journal of Social Change, poetry editor of Weird House Press, and is also a copy editor at Right Hand Pointing. Further manifestations occur at fibitz.com.


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