Living what could be charitably called a nomadic life, Paul Juhasz was born inwestern New Jersey, grew up just outside New Haven, Connecticut, and has spentappreciable chunks of his life in the plains of central Illinois, in the upper hillcountry of Texas, and in the Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania. Most recently seducedby the spirit of the red earth, he now lives in Oklahoma City. A graduate of the RedEarth M.F.A., his work has appeared in several literary journals, most recentlyConcho River Review, Poetry Quarterly, Oklahoma Review and Main Street Rag.He has served as director of the Woody Guthrie Poets from 2020-2022. His firstbook, Fulfillment: Diary of a Warehouse Picker-a mock journal covering his six-month stint in an Amazon warehouse-was published by Fine Dog Press in 2020.His second book, Ronin, a collection of (mostly) prose poems-also published byFine Dog Press-was named a finalist for the 2022 Oklahoma Book Award for poetry.