CAROL LYNNE KNIGHT is co-director of Anhinga Press. She has edited and designed more than 100 literary publications, including books by Diane Wakoski, Naomi Shihab Nye, the late Robert Dana and Judith Kitchen.

Her book of poems, Quantum Entanglement (Apalachee Press) was released in 2010. Her poetry has appeared in Another Chicago Magazine, Louisiana Literature, Tar River Review, Poetry Motel, Earth’s Daughters, The Ledge, Slipstream, Broome Review, Comstock Review, Northwest Florida Review, Epicenter, Redactions, Iconoclast, Epicenter, HazMat, So to Speak, J, Down in the Dirt, Rivet, Esthetic Apostle, Cagibi, Dime Show Review, Black Fox Literary Magazine, High Shelf Press, Postcard Poems and Prose Magazine, Scarlet Leaf Review, and others. She is a fellow of the Hambidge Center for the Arts and the Bowers House.

Born in Traverse City, Michigan, she grew up in South Florida and graduated from the University of Miami and Florida State University. She has exhibited drawings, pottery, sculpture and digital images in the eastern United States. In other lives, she has worked as an art teacher, potter, videographer, copy writer, and graphic designer. She lives in Tallahassee, Florida.