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Duane Locke, Doctor of Philosophy in Renaissance Literature, Professor
Emeritus of the Humanities, Poet in Residence at University of Tampa for
over twenty years, publisher of over 2,000 poems in over 500 print magazines
such as American Poetry Review, Nation, Literary Quarterly,
Black Moon, and Bitter Oleander, author of 14 books of poems,
cyber-poet with over 400 acceptances by online zines, photographer, listed in
PSA's WHO'S WHO as one of the top twenty nature photographers, painter,
currently having a one-man show of over 30 paintings at the Pyramid gallery in
Tampa, winner for poetry of the Edna St. Vincent Millay, Charles Agnoff, and
Walt Whitman awards, now lives alone and isolated in the sunny Tampa slums.
He lives estranged and as an alien, not understanding the customs, the
costumes, the language, some form of postmodern English, of his surroundings.
His recreational activities are drinking wine, listening to old operas, and
reading postmodern philosophy.
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