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Todd Michael Cox
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Born
Rhinelander, WI, The United States
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Influences
Inspirations more than influences:
Ernest Hemingway, Edward Abbey, Kurt ...more
Ernest Hemingway, Edward Abbey, Kurt ...more
Member Since
October 2010
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Beast
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2014
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3 editions
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Dizzlemuck: Love in the Time of Wee Folk
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2010
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2 editions
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Iowa
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After the Death of the Ice Cream Man
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2011
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2 editions
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Of Reptiles and Amphibians
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The Keeping of Little Things
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Invasion of the Beekeepers
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Lost Creek Falls
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We Are Strange Creatures
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THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS
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The Summer Novel
At the end of October I finished a novel that I started in June. Each work is driven by a unique process, and the process for this one involved several changes from any that came before.
One was that I wrote it on an ancient laptop either in my livingroom or outside on the back deck, whereas the works previous had all been written in the spaces I have reserved for writing (in this house that would Read more of this blog post »
One was that I wrote it on an ancient laptop either in my livingroom or outside on the back deck, whereas the works previous had all been written in the spaces I have reserved for writing (in this house that would Read more of this blog post »
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The timber rattlesnake being my favorite local serpent (when I'm forced to choose), this book was of course going to find its way into my hands. Levin's work is full of exceedingly interesting information, with a whole host of natural history tidbits ...more |
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“Nature's probably my greatest inspiration. Everything I need is found in nature, it compels me to create and care. If you can't find what you're looking for in wild places or the eyes of wild creatures, it probably doesn't exist.”
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“There's nothing wrong with this. Other than sentimentality, the typewriter offers nothing special to the act of writing. What an author uses to write with is a topic of interest only to children and amatuers, but does not matter in the end. It is quite simply irrelevant; the final product is all that is important. Good riddance to them, I say. However, I do wish I still had mine, if only to use as a wonderful percussion device.
--on the Poets and Writers Facebook page, regarding the last typewriter factory closing in India”
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--on the Poets and Writers Facebook page, regarding the last typewriter factory closing in India”
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“Nature's probably my greatest inspiration. Everything I need is found in nature, it compels me to create and care. If you can't find what you're looking for in wild places or the eyes of wild creatures, it probably doesn't exist.”
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