Glenn is an avid admirer of the prize-winning contemporary Australian poet, Bruce Dawe, and gains inspiration from the English classics of Byron, Keats and Shelly. He has undergone a personal study of Australian artist Norman Lindsay, which has led him to the works of the famed 17th century English diarist, Samuel Pepys. As a strange twist of fate, Glenn notes, "Normal Lindsay discussed the all importance, in his mind, of self revelation and self-honesty in the acceptance of his public art, which was highly controversial for his time. He used Pepys as a barometer of courage in self rev more...
