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    The Collected Poetry Of J.A. Giunta, Volume I

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    A Volume I collection of the poetry of J.A. Giunta. Stemming as far back as his days prior to being the Executive Editor of Anthology literary magazine, this collection of poems showcases Mr. Giunta's tremendous talent across the entire writing spectrum.

    Written by the author of The Guardians, Keepers of the Magic series, join us in enjoying J.A. Giunta's additional tale of poetry.

    Joe started writing stories at an early age, creating adventures for his pen and paper Dungeons & Dragons campaigns on a Commodore 64. He currently lives with his wife, Lori, and six-year old daughter, Ada Rose, in the perpetual summer that is central Arizona. He credits all of his work to the advent of air-conditioning.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrick Cave Books
    Release dateFeb 21, 2011
    ISBN9781452493718
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    The Collected Poetry Of J.A. Giunta, Volume I
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    J.A. Giunta

    J.A. Giunta was born in Brooklyn, New York, in November of 1969. Though he spent most of his childhood growing up on Long Island, he has been living in Arizona for more than twenty-five years.Joe started writing stories at an early age, creating adventures for his pen and paper Dungeons & Dragons campaigns on a Commodore 64. Spooled from a dot-matrix printer, that first stapled manuscript has not survived, but it has evolved over the years to form The Ascension trilogy.His first Fantasy novel, The Last Incarnation, was published in February of 2005. With a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Arizona State University, he is both an avid reader and gamer. He currently writes full-time.He currently lives with his wife, Lori, and six-year old daughter, Ada Rose, in the perpetual summer that is central Arizona. He credits all of his work to the advent of air-conditioning.

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