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Hudson Owen
As an actor in New York he has appeared in independent films, music videos, on stage, as an extra in feature films and television shows. He has read in New York, London and Toronto. His photographs have been displayed in offices in New York. He has held many jobs in support of his writing including hospital orderly, book distributor, typist and typesetter. The author is a wilderness canoeist and a long-time resident of Brooklyn. The author has hitch-hiked a thousand miles, traveled abroad, fought for the love of a woman, been rescued by Indians, sung for his father, pitched a no-hitter, handled the First Folio, and walked across the Brooklyn Bridge. Hudson Owen has a unique website at www.cafepress.com/essential_icons and there you will find poster poems, as he calls them, containing his verse, photos and graphic art in posters, prints and greeting cards. Hudson no longer has a personal website, which, he tells us, turned up an online casino! In the interest of saving your meager funds, we will no longer provide that old, better-off-dead link, may it rest in peace" Michael R. Burch News & ReviewsNo items available | 
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"Hudson Owen was born in Buffalo, New York and grew up in Wilmington, Delaware. His poems and essays have appeared in a number of publications including The Lyric, Byline, Innisfree, Odessa Poetry Review, Talapus Anthology, Slant, Light, Mildred, International Poetry Review, The Social Critic. The Endless Evolving Trilogy - A Poem Cycle, published by iUniverse.com, is his first book. His play Harly was produced by P.A.S. Artists' Group, in Manhattan, and published by Aran Press. The End of the Modern World was read at Dixon Place, in the Bowery. He attended the Roger Hendricks Simon Studio on Theatre Row.