Higher Glyphics - Kolkmeyer, Jack
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Higher Glyphics, a poetry collection, delves into the ancient world intent on garnering its hidden secrets, wisdom and knowledge which is spread all over the world in ancient glyphs or texts. The author takes us into the mystical unknown and tries to decode messages left eons ago.

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Higher Glyphics, a poetry collection, delves into the ancient world intent on garnering its hidden secrets, wisdom and knowledge which is spread all over the world in ancient glyphs or texts. The author takes us into the mystical unknown and tries to decode messages left eons ago.
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Jack Kolkmeyer studied English Literature/ Creative Writing at Ohio University in the 1960's where he developed a special interest in the Romantic, Imagist and Beat poets. He was the Editor of Sphere, the Ohio University literary magazine, from 1967-68. His writings have appeared in numerous publications including The Writers Place and The Liberian Literary Magazine and have been broadcast on his popular Santa Fe radio programs, The International House of Wax and Brave New World, and presented with his performance group, The Word Quartet. Jack currently reads some of his work on his new radio project, Fifthwall Radio. He was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Liberia, West Africa from 1969-72 and was greatly influenced by the emerging writers of that time, especially Leopold Senghor, Chinua Achebe and Amos Tutuola. Jack received an MPA in Public Policy/Urban and Regional Planning from Indiana University in 1974. He moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1975 to study filmmaking at The Anthropology Film Center and worked there professionally in education, broadcasting and the performing arts, journalism and urban and regional planning. Jack currently resides and writes in Delray Beach, Florida where his current writing projects include poetry, music and city planning topics, and screenplays.