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some creative fun, try coming up with a storyline from these images,
in the order they're in. Then email your story to editor Pat. If it
doesn't put him to sleep and he has enough money for postage, he'll
mail you a fun prize for your effort & your story will eventually
appear at the bottom of this page! editor@litvision.org
When Bruce Squiers isn't working at his "real" job as a daily newspaper photographer in New York's
Capital District, he's looking for nature/wildlife situations near his home in a rural area along the New
York/Vermont border. He's slowly transitioning to digital imaging, of which this photo is an example.
Robin lives in New Jersey and her website is:
http://www.authorsden.com/robinmariebuehler
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Duane Locke
Duane Locke
Duane Locke
Duane Locke
Duane Locke
Duane Locke, Doctor of Philosophy, English Renaissance literature,
Professor Emeritus of the Humanities was Poet in Residence at the University of Tampa for over 20 years.
Has had over 5,000 poems published. As of July, 2005 5,496 poems published.
Over 2,000 were published in print magazines, such as American Poetry Review, Nation, and Bitter Oleander.
In September 1999, he became a cyber poet, added over 3,000 poems published in E zines.
Is the author of 14 print books of poetry, and in 2002, added 3 E books,
The Squids Dark Ink, From a Tiny Room, and The Death of Daphne.
The entire Spring 2004 issue of the magazine Bitter Oleander is
devoted to a 92 page interview with Duane Locke and will include sixty of his poems.
In August 2004, e book, 45 poems, Observations, from Poetic Inhalation.
In August 2004, feature poet in Adagio Poetry Quarterly
He is also a painter, having many exhibitions, his latest at the city art museum in Gainesville, Florida.
A recent book, Extraordinary Interpretations by Gary Monroe, published by University of Florida Press,
has a discussion of Duane Locke’s paintings.
Also, a photographer, now has over 237 photos in e zines. He does close-ups of trash tossed away in alleys and on sidewalks.
Now, he is doing a series called “mystic vegetation.”
An army of inspectors descended and decided he could no longer live in his home, so Duane Locke left Tampa to relocate in
Lakeland, Florida. He lives by a lake with swans and many wild birds. The fall was a “Fortunate Fall,” for he now lives in a more
desirable and pleasant location at Lake Morton Plaza. The only disadvantage is that he can find no trash to photograph, no broken
beer bottles on sidewalk, no litter as it was in Tampa.
Mixed Media on Paper
Emotional Self Portraits
Donna Kuhn is a poet, author, artist and dancer living in
Northern California. http://www.onlinewebart.com
