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Joseph Noto is a writer and poet studying at Emerson College in pursuit of a master of fine arts degree in creative writing, studying under American poet Daniel Tobin. Joseph graduated cum laude from Stony Brook University, receiving a bachelor of arts in English; Noto hopes to pursue a long career publishing works of poetry.
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