We came from three continents and about fifteen countries. We were teachers, editors, scientists, journalists, dancers, copywriters, politicians, and we were all poets, emerging and established, male and female. We read aloud to each other and to the citizens of Sibiu, we met in bookstores, taverns, and restaurants, we translated, we compared notes and books and poems and reading lists, and we talked and talked.(...) Rarely do we have the opportunity to find so many voices from so many cultures at once.

— David Baker

Kenyon Review