Biographical Information
The Seaquaker is the webpage of Daniel E. Wilcox, a poet,
short story writer, and novelist.
Poetry is a creative game of the imagination, a way of seeing,
a way of feeling, a way of being. Browse through his poems,
short stories, and philosophical musings to see the world and
life from a different perspective.
Daniel earned his degree in Creative Writing from California
State, Long Beach. He is a former activist, literature teacher,
and wanderer who has farmed in the Middle East, lived on
an island in eastern Pennsylvania, and plenty of other where.
His writing has appeared recently in Danse Macabre, The Cherry
Blossom Review, Crossing Rivers Into Twilight, The New Verse
News. and Ink Sweat & Tears.
Previous publishing credits include The Other Side Magazine
and various journals such as The Driftwood Review, The Recusant,
The Centrifulgal Eye, Lunarosity, The Writer's Eye, Tipton Poetry
Journal, The Green Silk Journal, Words-Myth, Erbacce, etc.
Last year, The November 3rd Club published his poem, "Iraqi Temples,"
about current religious intolerance.
the Middle East, "The Faces of Stone," appeared in the September 2007
issue of The Danforth Review.
Currently, Daniel is finishing a science fiction novel of the American
Dream and a poetry collection.
He resides on the central coast of California with his mysterious wife
and youngest son. Daniel is an avid hiker. He has back-packed to the
top of Mount Whitney and down to the bottom of the Grand Canyon
on many of its South Rim trails; but now he hikes into his computer
room each day in the fall of his years:_). Well, it's not quite that bad;
on his last vacation, he hiked with his
family on Kaui.
Reference of the Site Logo:
I saw, also, that there was an ocean of darkness and death; but an infinite ocean of light and love,
which flowed over the ocean of darkness. In that also, I saw the love of God, and I had great openings.
George Fox
Daniel E. Wilcox
seaquaker@gmail.com
Cell: 805-478-9013
