Steven Salmoni is the author of A DAY OF GLASS (Chax Press, 2020) and the chapbook Landscapes, With Green Mangoes (Chax Press, 2011). Individual poems have appeared in journals such Nerve Lantern, Fact-Simile, N/A, Spinning Jenny, Versal, Sonora Review, and Bombay Gin, and a selection of his work was also included in the anthology The Literary Field Guide to the Sonora Desert (U of Arizona Press, 2016). The majority of his critical/scholarly work has focused on Henry James, specifically with regard to his travel writings and to the "international theme" in his fiction, and he has published articles on these subjects in Studies in Travel Writing, The Journal of Narrative Theory and The Critical Companion to Henry James. More recently, he has been studying modern and contemporary experimental poetry, often with regard to its relationship to phenomenology, poststructuralism and critical theory. In 2012, he contributed the article "Spectres Of Benjamin: (Re)Presentation And (Re)Semblance In Charles Bernstein's Shadowtime" to the Salt Companion to Charles Bernstein. He lives in Tucson, Arizona, where he directs the Writing and Literature Programs at Pima College's Northwest Campus and serves as the Department Head for Communication Programs. He has been one of the directors of the poetry and art presentation nonprofit organization POG, Inc., for nine years.