Noah's Other Ark: A Collection of FUN POEMS for Mature Children and Immature Adults

By Stephen M Ringler

The Worm that Couldn't Turn

The Lactose Intolerant Cow

The Fear of Heights Giraffe

The Fear of Water Fish

The Hemophiliac Porcupine

The Leopard Who Changed His Spots

The Fear of Sleep Cat

The Vegan Vulture

The Alleged Killer Bee

The Butterfly with the Margarine Complex

The Unwise Old Ow

• Language: English
• Publisher: Stratton Press
• Release date: Sep 14, 2020
• ISBN: 9781648951794

Stephen M Ringler

Stephen Ringler has a master's degree in international business from the American Graduate School with a fluency in Spanish and specialty in Latin America. He lived in Puerto Rico and Venezuela, working extensively throughout South America. He resided in Mexico for ten years, operating in all thirty-two states developing an intimate knowledge of the country and culture. Ringler has authored Discovering Mexico City, published in 1981 in Spanish by Editorial Novaro (Discubriendo La Ciudad de Mexico), and A Dictionary of Cinema Quotations from Filmmakers and Critics, published in 2000 by McFarland Publishing, Jefferson, NC (www.mcfarlandpub.com).

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STEPHEN M RINGLER

Stephen Ringler has a Masters Degree from the American Graduate School for International Business (Thunderbird) with a fluency in Spanish and specialty in Latin America. His B.S. degree is from Arizona State University.

He has lived in Puerto Rico and Venezuela working extensively throughout South America. He resided in Mexico for 10 years operating in all 32 states.

While in Mexico, Ringler authored the guide book in Spanish, Discovering Mexico City, published in 1981 by Editorial 2000. (Discubriendo La Ciudad de Mexico.)

Returning to the United Stated in 1982 he continued to work internationally as Divisional Vice President of International Multifoods and President and CEO of First International Corp. in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Ringler’s book on the cinema was published in 2000 by McFarland Publishing, Jefferson, N.C. titled, The Dictionary of Cinema Quotations from Filmmakers and Critics. Ringler’s first novel was released in 2012 as an Action/Adventure fiction work titled, Fled to Mexico, inspired by true events in Santa Barbara,