PDXKaraokeGuy

 *Hubber of the Day* 12/15/2011!

Due to recent thefts of hubs, most of my poems will either be published in literary magazines, after a brief review on his blog. Subscribe to my blog and critique my poems and read them first. I only post them on there for 24 hours.

Justin was born in August of 1980 in Portland, Oregon and currently lives in a Portland Suburb (Hillsboro) with his wife and two dogs. He lived in Las Vegas, Nevada for three years from 2003-2006.

He is a  theologically liberal lover of Jesus (think, Rob Bell), a musician, a writer, a thinker, a cook and a lover. When he is not working on his novel or his latest poetry collection, his hobbies include literature, music, history, theology, politics, food, beer, cooking, karaoke, movies, and animals.

Justin is currently an honors student, majoring in English with an emphasis on Creative Writing. He also works as a free lance writer and editor and a tutor of guitar and bass. When he graduates with his PhD, he will continue his career as a free lance writer, as well as begin a career as an adjunct or part time college professor, novelist, editor and professional poet.

He is the current poetry and correspondence editor for the Bellwether Review.

His poems have been featured efiction magazine.

His short story, Lime Green Buddha, is featured in the February 2012 edition of efiction magazine.

He has also been interviewed here and on hubpages.

Follow his blog facebook and TwItter. He also writes on Wizzley.

Come earn money on HubPages while "perfecting" the craft of writing!

He is also available for writing/critiquing/general editing needs. Contact me directly for details/rates: phaedoguy@gmail.com

Enjoy!

 

 

 

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