Born in 1950 in Olympia, Washington, Mark Sargent moved to Oregon to attend Mt. Angel College. In Portland he founded the Impossibilists, a Dada publication/performance group, and the jazz poetry band Defenestration. In 1990 he moved with wife and son Alekos to the mountains of southern Greece, where he has remained, writing poetry, fiction, screen and theatre plays while caring for an olive orchard. Books include Out Loud, Stelae Stories, Crisis: Letters from Greece, Pagan Favors, and The Li Ho Reflux Tour. Films include Behold and Wall.
