Hari Bhajan Khalsa

Hari B Khalsa received her B.A. in Creative Writing from Vermont College in 2005, after a hiatus from school for thirty years. She has been a fellow at the Hambidge Center for the Creative Arts & Sciences and Associate Artist at the Atlantic Center for the Arts. Her poems have appeared in over thirty publications with her poem, "I Would Tell You" selected for The Best of the Web 2009. Her chapbook, Life in Two Parts was chosen as a finalist in the Main Street Rag Annual Chapbook Contest. Her most recent book of poems She Speaks to the Birds at Night While They Sleep is the winner of the 2020 Tebot Bach Clockwise Chapbook Contest. She lives in Los Angeles, writing, walking and working part-time with her husband at their healing center. Her website is http://www.haribpoet.com.