Yeah. I do a little writing . . .

David M Pitchford: poet, novelist, fringemonkey

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David M Pitchford is the author of several novels and numerous poems, an all around word artist, editor, consultant, pedant, and purveyor. Support the expansion of this gifted author’s incredible oeuvre — buy your copy of After the Vows: Poems Between Lovers today!

I would put it in a nutshell, but I’m a few pounds overlimit . . .

8 Comments »

  1. Thanks for pointing out the error. I havent figured the “Fringe Monkey” compliment. Loved the last line here.

    Comment by mysoul | 26 September 2007 | Reply

  2. Sorry. My bad. I meant my other blog.
    http://fringemonkey.wordpress.com
    Something like a ‘free spirit’
    I guess to me the fringe monkey is a free spirit with a higher degree of intellect to bolster that soulful side.

    Comment by bitterhermit | 29 September 2007 | Reply

  3. Thanks for stopping by and for your encouraging comments. . .this is a very intriguing blog you have here.

    Comment by talulah | 15 October 2007 | Reply

  4. Thanks for stopping by my blog. You are a man of many talents.

    I have a 17 year old son too! He’s cool, but ornery at times.

    I hope you continue to publish your work, both on your blog and elsewhere. To poem is to live.

    Comment by mariacristina | 8 January 2008 | Reply

  5. Thanks for blogging. And thanks for visiting mine and leaving a comment. We have one 17 and one 18, the latter is at UIUC in one of their Engineering programs. Ian is really a great kid. So is Colin.
    I’ve already gotten too much into the habit of blogging to stop now. Most of my poetry goes to my other blog these days: http://fringemonkey.wordpress.com
    David

    Comment by bitterhermit | 8 January 2008 | Reply

  6. Who’s the Pre-Raphaelite painter and painting of your Nyneve and Merlin poem?

    Comment by Bob Denham | 7 December 2008 | Reply

    • Bob, Thanks for asking: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Burne_Jones “The Beguiling of Merlin” by Edward Burne Jones.
      I ran into his work while sloppily researching different periods of art. I found this particular work fascinating and it seeded a sonnet in my mind. Hope you enjoyed both.
      David

      Comment by bitterhermit | 8 December 2008 | Reply

  7. My words here will prove that I lived.. ;>

    Comment by janetleigh | 22 July 2009 | Reply


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