Jack Huber
Living in Wichita, KS
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Published Content: 37
Fans: 6
On AC since: 05.06.08
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Jack's background includes several years of business development and over 25 years in the computer industry. He is currently a Systems Analyst at Wichita's Mid-Continent Airport.
Jack is a published poet and photographer, and he is a Staff Writer for Poetic Monthly Magazine.
Jack's background includes several years of business development and over 25 years in the computer industry. He is currently a Systems Analyst at Wichita's Mid-Continent Airport.
Jack is a published poet and photographer, and he is a Staff Writer for Poetic Monthly Magazine.
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Poetry, Photography, Americana
Poetry, Photography, Americana
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I'm not obsessive-compulsive, but I do like my colors coordinated.
By Jack Huber | Published 12/16/2009
Guidelines for writing the dizain poem.
By Jack Huber | Published 10/22/2009
The difference between writing poetry and writing lyrics, as I see it.
By Jack Huber | Published 10/14/2009
Guidelines for writing the diamante poem.
By Jack Huber | Published 9/16/2009
Guidelines for writing the terza rima poem.
By Jack Huber | Published 9/15/2009
Guidelines for writing the triolet.
By Jack Huber | Published 9/15/2009
Guidelines for writing the Standard Habbie.
By Jack Huber | Published 9/15/2009
Guidelines for writing prose and free verse/open verse.
By Jack Huber | Published 9/15/2009
Guidelines for writing the quintana poem.
By Jack Huber | Published 9/15/2009
Guidelines for writing a villanelle poem.
By Jack Huber | Published 9/15/2009
Guidelines of writing a poem in the etheree and the double etheree forms.
By Jack Huber | Published 9/14/2009
Guidelines of writing haiku and senryu poetry.
By Jack Huber | Published 9/14/2009
Guidelines for writing a sestina poem.
By Jack Huber | Published 9/14/2009
Guidelines for writing a roundelay poem.
By Jack Huber | Published 9/14/2009
Meter is an important aspect of most classic poetry forms, such as sonnets, villanelles, and sestinas. Here, meter is explained and various patterns are described.
By Jack Huber | Published 9/11/2009
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