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D. Wayne Dworsky
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The first sense of what he calls writing occurred when he was nine, far into the Pennsylvania wilderness near the coal mining towns along the banks of the Monongahela River. Driven by the sounds, smells and appearance of the river works, this author found his nich in the story-telling environment of the tug boats hauling coal-filled barges up the river and nature. Hard times and struggles inspire this writer to retell grandfather yarns of the old country.
Birth Place: Brooklyn, NY USA
Accomplishments: State Teacher Certification, Private Pilot Airmen Certificate. Shawangungs rock climber in the 1980's, Matterhorn & Grand Teton summit climbs, world travelled. Former editor of the Spina Bifida Association of Greater New York.
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Touching the Sky (CD) $4,
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Books
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 | The Teachers Always Write by D. Wayne Dworsky
The teachers may not always be correct, but they always write. Three guides direct this sojourn into the familiar and often strange world of surprises: those between students and teachers, those between pilot and passenger, (or pilot and air traffic controller,) and questions and answers. Subway refers to those ideas that come our way by hearsay.
Quips from the Classroom, the Airport an...
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 | Touching the Sky (CD) by D. Wayne Dworsky
Touching the Sky CD is the companion to Touching the Sky (Book)...
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Short Stories
The Jewel of the Mountain by D. Wayne Dworsky
What jewel is worth the ultimate sacrofice?...
The Asphyxiation Caper by D. Wayne Dworsky
Meanwhile, half a dozen police cars had assembled in front of the store. I observed that several uniformed men emerge from their vehicles with guns drawn just as I pulled off the road and drove into ...
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Poetry
Thanksgiving Day by D. Wayne Dworsky
All the goodness from the Earth...
Who Am I, Really? by D. Wayne Dworsky
Horror theme...
I Cried from Warsaw to Auschwitz by D. Wayne Dworsky
I Cried from Warsaw to Auschwitz shows how the Nazis imposed their motto: If you are afraid, we''ll take your brother or sister, mother or father, son or daughter, or your wife! The reason that I us...
Something Seized the Air That Day by D. Wayne Dworsky
As I left the school that afternoon, I couldn''t help think about the horror that those people faced all of a sudden that morning. To help justify it in my mind, I composed the following poem as I wa...
Mortal Decadence by D. Wayne Dworsky
As I reflect upon a loss most dear to me, I cannot help reflect upon my very own mortality....
Summer Trance by D. Wayne Dworsky
Summer Trance is composed of three related true haiku poems....
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Articles
The Incredible Praying Mantis by D. Wayne Dworsky
I always wondered whether the name implies that this creature looks like it is praying or that it preys on other insects...
About The Carpenter of Auguliere by D. Wayne Dworsky
Is Good vs. Evil the theme of Sex and Violence?...
The Art of Self-Editing by D. Wayne Dworsky
This article attempts to illustrate ways writers can use to enhance their prose with self-editing....
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News
The Link News Event by D. Wayne Dworsky
Book Event in the Los Angeles Area
April 25, 26, and 27....
The 2007 Book Fair in New York by D. Wayne Dworsky
The 2007 Small Press Book Fair was a Complete Success...
Queens Village Poet Narrates Life, Nature, Death by D. Wayne Dworsky
Queens Village has a new poet....
Radio Blurb & Link by D. Wayne Dworsky
Read about my radio broadcast...
Who Am I, Really? by D. Wayne Dworsky
A poem whose theme celebrates dark horror....
Libraries in the Philippines by D. Wayne Dworsky
American Writer Featured at two Libraries in the Philippines....
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Events
The Carpenter of Auguliere featured at the Small Press Book Fair 12/1/2007
The Book Fair of the Small Press Center...
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Links
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Explains what I am about, including comprehensive bio and travels, as well as publicity.
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My Books
About my work, publicity, summaries, praise, purchasing information.
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Comprehensive Bio
The story of my life and what I represent as a member of society.
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Additional information
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| Novel (Some call it a fable), The Carpenter of Auguliere, appeared on the Morton Maclosky radio talk show at Stony Brook in Long Island. Touching the Sky, A Book of Endearing Poetry; and The Teachers Always Write, a book of quips. |
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Contact
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Concrete Jungle Press
163 Third Avenue
New York
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Work phone: 917-834-2902
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