Eugenia lives in America’s Pacific Northwest with her poet husband and a clowder of cats. Small collections of her poetry include: On a Planet Called Earth, Instructions for the Apocalypse, People Live Here (Origami Poems Project), Pamyat Celo (premier poets chapbook series) and if apple juice were oil/Poetry Is (POEMS-FOR-ALL). She archives her analog photography and cassette-taped interviews (East Bay to Eastern Europe) via small press books, journals and zines. You can find her here.
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