Bio for 2018
Fiction writer, web developer, father of an awesome 2-year-old who just wants to read Astro Boy and watch Charlie’s Colorform Cities, and husband to the coolest dork in the whole world.
Reason for signing up:
I once heard Robert E Howard kept writing Conan books because he sincerely believed Conan the Barbarian was a real person who threatened to keep writing them or else he'd lob off his head. That's not how I feel, but man isn't that a fun story?
Poems Submitted This Year:
- June 01, 2018 bullying poem #01: anime club
- June 02, 2018 haiku #1
- June 07, 2018 WATCH THESE STUPID LIBERALS BELIEVE TRUMP’S KIDS HUNTED A DINOSAUR
- June 09, 2018 I Want to Die a Dinosaur Sponge
- June 10, 2018 bullying poem #02: favors
- June 11, 2018 bullying poem #3: one up
- June 13, 2018 bullying poem #4: Because I want to write something sweet but we’re still fighting right now
- June 14, 2018 haiku #2
- June 18, 2018 haiku #4
- June 19, 2018 haiku #5
- June 20, 2018 YOU DEMOCRATS DON’T KNOW ANYTHING
Badges
Participated in the 2013 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2014 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2015 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2016 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2017 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2018 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2019 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2019 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2020 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2021 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2022 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Sustained Lexington Poetry Month
Participant
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