Wayne Miller is the author of six poetry collections: The End of Childhood (2025), We the Jury (2021), Post- (2016), The City, Our City (2011), The Book of Props (2009), and Only the Senses Sleep (2006). His awards include fellowships from the NEA and the Poetry Foundation, as well as the UNT Rilke Prize, two Colorado Book Awards, a Pushcart Prize, six awards from the Poetry Society of America, the Bess Hokin Prize from Poetry, and a Fulbright Distinguished Scholarship to Northern Ireland. His work has been translated into Albanian, Bosnian, Dutch, and Spanish, and his Selected Poems in Polish translation is forthcoming from Instytut Mikołowski. He has co-translated two books from Albanian into English—most recently Moikom Zeqo’s Zodiac (2015), shortlisted for the PEN Center USA Award in Translation—and has co-edited three books, most recently Literary Publishing in the Twenty-First Century (2016). He lives in Denver, where he co-directs the Unsung Masters Series, teaches at the University of Colorado Denver, and edits Copper Nickel.