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Ron Androla was born August 7, 1954 of Syrian and Italian heritage.
He lived in Ellport, Pennsylvania his first 18 years, and began
writing at age thirteen. He attended Point Park College in
Pittsburgh, and Franconia College in New Hampshire. He lives with
his wife Ann in Erie, Pennsylvania, but has resided in College Park;
Maryland, Seattle; Washington, Lugano; Switzerland, and on the
island of Corsica. Ron worked in factories for 35 years after
college and a first marriage, two children, Rachel, and Doug. He has
four grandchildren, a large, black dog, and two cats. His career as
a Poet spans from the late 1970's, with publishing credits across
the world. He describes his place in American poetry as "underground
the underground". Paradoxically, his work is very visible on the
Internet. His latest book of poems is "What To Say To Death" and is
available from
amazon.com. Stop by this video
to check out the reading in Erie. |
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