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    Aftermath
    Aftermath
    Aftermath
    Ebook163 pages52 minutes

    Aftermath

    By Tim Bright

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateMay 19, 2010
    ISBN9781450094863
    Aftermath
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    Tim Bright

    Tim Bright graduated from the University of Virginia with a B.A. He began his career as a fine artist, studying with Edwin Dickinson at the Arts Students League in New York City and Karl Knaths in Provincetown. After several years in Provincetown, he changed his vocation becoming a builder, constructing several houses including his own. When he retired from the business, he moved to Ireland for a short time. While there, he developed in interest in writing poetry. He has been writing for the past eight years. At one time, he led a writing group at The Wellfleet Writer’s Guild. He studied with Rosalind Pace and Tony Hoagland. This is his fourth book of poetry.

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