Mark Randolph Conte

Mark Randolph Conte has published fiction, poetry, articles, interviews and Guest Columns in 67 publications including Yankee, Crazy Horse, Potomac Review, Washington Post, Miami Herald, Philadelphia Daily News, Tallahassee Democrat, New York Arts Journal, Northwest Florida Daily News, Southern Poetry Review, Poetry International, Poet, Devil's Millhopper, Apalachee Quarterly, Snake Nation, Poem, and others. He was Director of the Florida State University Poet Series where he hosted Allen Ginsberg, James Dickey, Maxine Kumin, Amiri Baraka and others. He was appointed Master Poet for the Poet in the Schools program by the Florida Arts Council and Assistant Director of the Center for Participant Education. He has given reading and lectures at the United Nations, University of Pennsylvania, University of Florida, Florida State University and other schools and colleges.

Books by Mark Conte

Midnight Dreams, anthology editor, 1979,

Walking on Water, poetry, 1986,

Delilah and Other Stories, 2001,

In The Arms of Strangers, 2003,

The Judas Scroll, poetry, 2004

Five Days to Eternity, 2005.

Of Flesh and Stone, 2009,

The Ghost 2013

The Easter Lamb 2015,

The Death of Sherlock Holmes, 2015,

Kathy's Songs, poetry, 2016..

The Winds of Revolution, due August 2017

A Friend of the Family due December 2017

Short stories in the anthologies

Steps in Time

Love Matters.

Crossing Tales

In the West of Ireland

He won Honorable Mention in the PEN American award in short fiction in 1979 and first prize in poetry in the Barbwire Theater awards. He is a member of the Academy of American Poets and an Emeritus member of the Authors Guild.

In photography, Mark Conte took fourth place in the Tampa Audubon Society, honorable mention in Philadelphia's Fairmont Photo Contest and has three photographs in the Balch Institute museum in Philadelphia.

As an entrepreneur Mark Conte started and operated Philadelphia Airport Shuttle and Econoline Limousine in 1987-91 and in 1992 started and published Beat magazine, a music Magazine in 1992 – 94.

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