Chath pierSath is the author of two books of poetry: After (Abingdon Square Publishing, New York, 2009) and This Body Mystery (Abingdon Square Publishing, New York, 2012). He is also the author of a children's book, Sinat and the Instrument of the Heart (Soundprints, New York, 2010). His short story appears in River Muse, Tales of Lowell & the Merrimack Valley: An Anthology. His poems are found in Where the Road Begins, The Merrimack Literary Review, Prayers for a Thousand Years, Children of the Killing Fields: Memoir of Survivors, The Mekong Review and Consequence Journal.

He is one of the visual artists profiled in the Encyclopedia of Asian American Artists.

In the session, Lowell Calling, Chath will read two poems from one of the famous "Lowell" poets: James Russell Lowell, Amy Lowell, or Robert Lowell - a family, after whom, Lowell, was named. With a group of other Lowellian poets, Chath will also read one or two of his own poems to demonstrate this continued connection poets of today have with the rich heritage of the Lowell family poetry in Massachusetts.