DGB Featherkile, the poet, is also David (or
Dave) Baldwin.
His articles on science and baseball have
appeared in the Harvard Business Review (July/August, 2001) and
American Scientist (May/June, 2005) as well as other diverse
journals such as the Proceedings of the Entomological Society of
Washington, D.C. Also, he was a
contributing author to Biomedical Engineering Principles in
Sports (Hung and Pallus, eds., Kluwer Academic / Plenum Publishers,
2004).
Featherkile has been writing formal (closed form)
verse since his retirement in 2003. His recent or pending poetry
publication credits include:
Aethlon,
American Poetry Journal,
Atlanta Review,
Blue Unicorn,
Concho River Review,
Evansville Review,
Lyric,
Verse Daily, and
vice-versa.
DGB
Featherkile is retired and living in Yachats, OR, after careers as a
baseball player, ecological geneticist, systems engineer, and artist.
His baseball years are described at
snakejazz.com
and his paintings
are displayed at alkydair.com.
You’ll have to take his word for it about the genetics and engineering.
