Rustle Rustle Thump Thump

R. Nikolas Macioci

ISBN 10: 1950380858 / ISBN 13: 9781950380855

Published by Kung Fu Treachery Press, 2020

About this Item

nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Dr. R. Nikolas Macioci earned a PhD from The OhioState University and taught English, Writers Seminar(a course he created for select students), and Drama inColumbus City Schools. OCTELA, the Ohio Council ofTeachers of English, awarded Nik Macioci best secondaryEnglish teacher in the state of Ohio.He won First Place in the l987 National Writer s UnionPoetry Competition judged by Denise Levertov, FirstPlace in The Baudelaire Award Competition sponsored byThe World Order of Narrative and Formalist Poets (1989).Second Place in Zone 3 s first annual Rainmaker Awardsjudged by Howard Nemerov (1989), and Second Place inthe Writer s Digest annual competition, Judged by DianeWakoski (1991).Nik is the author of two chapbooks, Cafes of Childhood, andGreatest Hits, as well as five books: Cafes of Childhood(the original chapbook with additional poems), WhyDance , Necessary Windows, Mother Goosed and OccasionalHeaven. Forth-coming is Rough. His book, Cafes of Childhood was submitted for the Pulitzer Prize. Critics andjudges called Cafes of Childhood a 'beautifully harrowingaccount of child abuse, but not 'sentimental' or selfpitying' an 'amazing book,' and 'a single unified whole.'In addition, Nik s work has been published in more thantwo hundred magazines here and abroad. Most recentlyMacioci has published in The Society of Classical Poetsjournal, Concho River Review, The Comstock Review, BlueUnicorn, and Chiron Review. He is a member of Bistropoets critique group.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Rustle Rustle Thump Thump
• Publisher: Kung Fu Treachery Press
• Publication Date: 2020
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1950380858
• ISBN 13: 9781950380855
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 216W x 140H x 6D millimeters 216 millimeters width by 140 millimeters height by 6 millimeters depth
• Weight: 138 grams

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Synopsis

Dr. R. Nikolas Macioci earned a PhD from The Ohio

State University and taught English, Writers' Seminar

(a course he created for select students), and Drama in

Columbus City Schools. OCTELA, the Ohio Council of

Teachers of English, awarded Nik Macioci best secondary

English teacher in the state of Ohio.

He won First Place in the l987 National Writer's Union

Poetry Competition judged by Denise Levertov, First

Place in The Baudelaire Award Competition sponsored by

The World Order of Narrative and Formalist Poets (1989).

Second Place in Zone 3's first annual Rainmaker Awards,

judged by Howard Nemerov (1989), and Second Place in

the Writer's Digest annual competition, Judged by Diane

Wakoski (1991).

Nik is the author of two chapbooks, Cafes of Childhood, and

Greatest Hits, as well as five books: Cafes of Childhood

(the original chapbook with additional poems), Why

Dance?, Necessary Windows, Mother Goosed and Occasional

Heaven. Forth-coming is Rough. His book, Cafes of Child-

hood was submitted for the Pulitzer Prize. Critics and

judges called Cafes of Childhood a "beautifully harrowing

account of child abuse, but not "sentimental" or self-

pitying" an "amazing book," and "a single unified whole."

In addition, Nik's work has been published in more than

two hundred magazines here and abroad. Most recently,

Macioci has published in The Society of Classical Poets

journal, Concho River Review, The Comstock Review, Blue

Unicorn, and Chiron Review. He is a member of Bistro

poets critique group.