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ABOUT A. M. SIRIANO
An Ohio native and resident of Columbus, A. M. Siriano is a writer, poet and humorist, and also an application developer and webmaster. His editorials and poetry have been published widely on the web and in magazines.
He has three books in circulation: the first, a children's novel called Nod; the second, a collection of poetry, entitled Current; and a book of parody called The Lost Quatrains of Nostradamus.
His original humor site, Ask Nostradamus, was featured by major newspapers, including USA Today, The Columbus Dispatch, The Houston Chronicle, and The Guardian. He now operates AMSiriano.com and LostQuatrains.com and continues to write for other journals.
Rarely does a writer come along with as much raw talent and skill as A. M. Siriano. Not only is he a gifted technician, he is a brilliant and nuanced thinker. The inevitable end result of this agreeable marriage is eminently readable work, distinguished not only by its beauty but also by its clarity and faultless logic, its unmistakable stylistic voice. Siriano stands head and shoulders above the current crop of fly-by-night pseudo-pundits, self-born on the
internet. This is first-rate output by a first-rate mind and faculty, not to be grouped with that of his many underlings who abound on conservative web pages. Put simply, A. M. Siriano has been kissed by genius. Snuggle up and enjoy. –Karen H. Pittman, columnist and poet
[Regarding Current]: "a profound, sensitive collection" –Michael R. Neno (the Culture Czar), creator of The Mesh
"I like my A. M. Siriano in the morning with toast and jam." –Sherri Patricio, former president of Friends of Sirianus
READING: Atlas Shrugged, by Ayn Rand
READING: He That Cometh, by Sigmund Mowinkel
WRITING: The Year of Mythical Living
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