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Homeland
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Barry
G. Wick
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Barry G.Wick
"South Dakota's poet in exile."-------Leon Morton Green
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Thank you to those who support me via my Paypal account: rikwrybac@yahoo.com. The government doesn't read my poetry. You do. Out of over 400 poems here on this blog by me, I hope you find one or more you like. Thank you for my readers. Thank you for your comments.
Barry G.Wick
Barry G.Wick
Barry G. Wick's Biography
Barry G. Wick worked for many years in the broadcasting and advertising industry. A native of The Black Hills, he retired to Coralville, Iowa next to Iowa City in 2014. He writes poetry and some fiction. Most everything he's ever written is unpublished. This writer's poems are available to the whole world free of charge though your gifts are welcome. You may contact me at rikwrybac@yahoo.com or barrywick@gmail.com
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- Volta Interview with Ted Mathys about "Null Set", his new book of poems
- South Dakota's Madville Times--news for thinkers
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- "Fireflies" by Raymond Luczak (video)
- Poet Billy Collins
- Former US Poet Laureate Billy Collins at TED
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- Adam Johnson Wikipedia Listing
- The Writer's Almanac with Garrison Keillor
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- Squares and Rebels
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- The Poetry Center of Chicago
- South Dakota Arts Council
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- G.S.Sharat Chandra at Wikipedia
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- David Evans, South Dakota Poet Laureate
- Linda Hasselstrom's Windbreak House Writer's retreats
- The Poetry of Gertrude Bertelsen Gunderson
- Adrian M. Forrette
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- Library of Congress Poetry Page
- The Poetry Center of Chicago
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