Joe Bonomo

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Joe Bonomo is an American essayist, poet, and rock and roll writer.

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[edit] Life

Bonomo grew up in Wheaton, Maryland and graduated from University of Maryland (BA) and Ohio University (MA and PhD).[1][2] Since 1995 he has taught writing creative nonfiction and literature at Northern Illinois University.[3] His books include Conversations With Greil Marcus (Literary Conversations Series, forthcoming in 2012), Highway to Hell (33 1/3 Series, 2010), Jerry Lee Lewis: Lost and Found (2009), Installations (National Poetry Series, 2008), and Sweat: The Story of The Fleshtones, America’s Garage Band (2007).

His essays and prose poems have appeared in Creative Nonfiction, The Normal School, Fourth Genre, Brevity, Defunct, Hotel Amerika, Diagram,[4] Free Verse,[5] Georgia Review, Gulf Coast, Laurel Review,[6] Quarter After Eight, River Teeth,[7] Seneca Review,[8] Sentence, and elsewhere.

He lives along with his wife, Amy Newman, a professor and poet in DeKalb, Illinois.[9]

[edit] Books

  • Conversations With Greil Marcus (Literary Conversations Series, University Press of Mississippi, 2012)
  • AC/DC's Highway to Hell (33 1/3 Series, Continuum Intl Pub Group, 2010)
  • Jerry Lee Lewis: Lost and Found (Continuum Intl Pub Group, 2009)
  • Installations (National Poetry Series, Penguin Books, 2008)
  • Sweat: The Story of the Fleshtones, America's Garage Band (Continuum, 2007; Camion Blanc, 2012)
  • Vanishings from That Neighborhood (Kent State University Press, 1996) (Chapbook)

[edit] Awards

  • 2007 National Poetry Series
  • Wick Poetry Chapbook Competition
  • Illinois Arts Council Fellowships
  • Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Instruction (Northern Illinois University)

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