Glen Siebrasse was born in 1934.

He was a Canadian poet, writer, editor, and book cover designer. He was very active in Montreal poetry circles in the 1960s and 1970s. He collaborated with Louis Dudek and Michael Gnarowski, as well as others, in writing and publishing prose during this time. He served as co-editor of the magazine Yes (1956-1970) and editor of the press Delta Canada Books. Siebrasse published several collections of poems, e.g., "The Regeneration of an Athlete" (1965), "Man: Unman" (1968) and "Jerusalem" (1971).

He died on November 5, 2009, in Montreal, Quebec.

Norm Sibum was born on July 2, 1947, in Oberammergau, Germany.

He is a poet. He grew up in Germany, Alaska, Utah, and Washington before immigrating to Vancouver, Canada, during the Vietnam war era in 1968. Along with Bruce Serafin, he founded the Vancouver Review in 1989. He has published several volumes of poetry in Canada, and two others, “The November Propertius” and “In Labans Field”, in England (Carcanet Press, Manchester). His 2002 collection, “Girls and Handsome Dogs,” won the Quebec Writers’ Federation A. M. Klein Prize Award for Poetry. “The Pangborn Defence” (2008) was short-listed for the same award. A joint U.S.-Canadian citizen, Sibum has been living in Montreal, Quebec, since 1994.