Mary Shaw is a poet and professor of French Literature at Rutgers University – New Brunswick (New Jersey). Along with such critical works as Performance in the Texts of Mallarmé (1993), The Cambridge Introduction to French Poetry (2003), and Visible Writings: Forms, Cultures, Readings (co-edited with Marija Dalbello, 2011), she has edited and translated Entangled - Papers! - Notes, a bilingual volume of poetry by Claude Mouchard (2017), and published two bilingual children‘s books and a collection of poems, Album Without Pictures (2008). Her dreamscapes regularly appear in the online journal Transitions, and have also appeared in Hyperion: The Future of Aesthetics (2017) and in the journals Po&sie (2015) and Versants (2015) in French translations. She is currently working on gathering a first volume of these texts.
