I am a 30 year old 4th grade teacher, currently living and working in Wilmington, Delaware. While I am very happy with life and work in Delaware, I was born and raised around Boston, Massachusetts - living there for 27 years - and it will always be "home" to me. I have many interests that can vary quite a bit, everything from fishing, to video games, to travel, to being a die-hard Boston sports fan. Among my many blessings, I have a wonderful family, great friends, and awesome students who work with me every day. They all give me energy, inspiration, and many good times.
As far as my writing goes, my primary achievement to date is publishing my debut novel for middle readers, "The Sea Shack". It was written as a tribute to my own grandfather and I am incredibly proud of it. It clearly has a great deal of personal meaning to me, but I am also a strong believer in my own writing and the story's message. I published it on my own and hope to have it published for a wider audience in the future.
I have also completed a second novel that is currently being edited and revised. "Dylan Byrnes & the Secrets of Saldanha" is book one in a series for middle readers and young adults.
Poetry is a new venture for me. I have made many attempts to write poetry over the years but never shared any of it or tried to publish it. The peotry I have shared on this site are the first samples I have allowed others to read, aside from poems I completed for classes back in high school. While I am very confident with my prose, my poetry still brings feelings of insecurity and uncertainty. I am eager to share and receive honest, fair feedback, however. Positive or negative, I look forward to hearing it. If I get a large enough collection going, I may even publish them on my own someday... more for myself than anything else. We'll see, though. That is still a ways down the road.
I have also taken on the role of amateur photographer lately. There are only a few photos I have released to the public so far, but I plan to add more in the future if things go well and I am satisfied with what I put on film.
"The Sea Shack" and my photography are both available through LuLu.com, my chosen publishing service. If you want to see previews of the photo or learn more about my book, feel free to visit my storefront:
http://www.lulu.com/mcnulty1977
I sincerely appreciate anyone who reviews my poems on here or takes an interest in my other work. Anything artistic depends on feedback from others, so I welcome any and all comments or interest. Thanks!
If you still want to know more about me, you can visit my page on MySpace:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=137693156
I am also on facebook but we need to be "friends" before you can view my profile on there... just let me know!
As far as my writing goes, my primary achievement to date is publishing my debut novel for middle readers, "The Sea Shack". It was written as a tribute to my own grandfather and I am incredibly proud of it. It clearly has a great deal of personal meaning to me, but I am also a strong believer in my own writing and the story's message. I published it on my own and hope to have it published for a wider audience in the future.
I have also completed a second novel that is currently being edited and revised. "Dylan Byrnes & the Secrets of Saldanha" is book one in a series for middle readers and young adults.
Poetry is a new venture for me. I have made many attempts to write poetry over the years but never shared any of it or tried to publish it. The peotry I have shared on this site are the first samples I have allowed others to read, aside from poems I completed for classes back in high school. While I am very confident with my prose, my poetry still brings feelings of insecurity and uncertainty. I am eager to share and receive honest, fair feedback, however. Positive or negative, I look forward to hearing it. If I get a large enough collection going, I may even publish them on my own someday... more for myself than anything else. We'll see, though. That is still a ways down the road.
I have also taken on the role of amateur photographer lately. There are only a few photos I have released to the public so far, but I plan to add more in the future if things go well and I am satisfied with what I put on film.
"The Sea Shack" and my photography are both available through LuLu.com, my chosen publishing service. If you want to see previews of the photo or learn more about my book, feel free to visit my storefront:
http://www.lulu.com/mcnulty1977
I sincerely appreciate anyone who reviews my poems on here or takes an interest in my other work. Anything artistic depends on feedback from others, so I welcome any and all comments or interest. Thanks!
If you still want to know more about me, you can visit my page on MySpace:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=137693156
I am also on facebook but we need to be "friends" before you can view my profile on there... just let me know!
- Last seen on Sep 28 7:56 PM. Member since November 22, 2006.
- I am a 30 year old guy from Delaware (United States)
- When I'm not writing, I'm a 4th grade teacher.
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on The Ghost of Patrick Henry by Mark McNulty, on May 12Many thanks for the kind and supportive review! I am glad you enjoyed the poem and could flow with its vibe. It was fun to write and satisfying to know others are having fun reading it.
All my best....
May you be poor in misfortune, and rich in blessings,
slow to make enemies, and quick to make friends.
But rich or poor, quick or slow,
may you know nothing but happiness
from this day forward.