Username: rb1384
Gender: Male
Member since: November 19, 2007
Birthday: September 29, 1954
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Head Librarian at a small digital arts college in California. Also teach Analytical Writing, American Literature, and Creative Writing. I'm getting ready to begin another MA program in English with a focus on African American writers.
Interests
I can be interested in everything from the Marlovian canon to Junot Diaz. Love film and tracking the changes in usage and punctuation in literature. Write occasionally for the Bloomsbury Review in Denver.
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