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'''Sal Cetrano''' is a poet and former history teacher in the high schools of NYC, from which he retired with only flesh wounds and the odd night waking up screaming. Rare among {{NM}}’s friends, he was and is a conservative, a juxtaposition the two endlessly found both entertaining and instructive. His work has appeared, among other places, in ''California Quarterly'', ''Negative Capability'', ''Dalhousie Review'', ''Poetry Wales'', ''Pulpsmith'', ''Kansas Quarterly'', ''PRISM international'', ''Kentucky Poetry Review'', and ''Poetry New Zealand''. A regular at Mailer’s Gramercy Gym boxing club in the 1980s, he was born and raised in Brooklyn, but now resides in southern Florida, feeding the ducks and waiting on Jesus. | '''Sal Cetrano''' is a poet and former history teacher in the high schools of NYC, from which he retired with only flesh wounds and the odd night waking up screaming. Rare among {{NM}}’s friends, he was and is a conservative, a juxtaposition the two endlessly found both entertaining and instructive. His work has appeared, among other places, in ''California Quarterly'', ''Negative Capability'', ''Dalhousie Review'', ''Poetry Wales'', ''Pulpsmith'', ''Kansas Quarterly'', ''PRISM international'', ''Kentucky Poetry Review'', and ''Poetry New Zealand''. A regular at Mailer’s Gramercy Gym boxing club in the 1980s, he was born and raised in Brooklyn, but now resides in southern Florida, feeding the ducks and waiting on Jesus. | ||
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