Pamela RassoPamela Rasso grew up in an Italian American family on the Great South Bay on Long Island, NY attending Bellport High School. She continued her education at Nottingham University, England, the State University of New York at Oswego and graduate schoolat the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, where she majored in English and writing with a minor in art history writing a master's thesis on the English poet Fulke Greville. Pamela Rasso is a poet, essayist and film poet. Her poems have been published in many magazines including The Hiram Poetry Review, Italian Americana, Oberon, The New York Quarterly, Intermuse, Modern Poetry Studies, Mobius: The Poetry Magazine, Gradiva and Rattle. Pamela's collection of poems The Flickering Locomotive was a finalist for 4 book competitions. Pamela's experimental film and video poems include Transformations, Evocations, A Nuclear Litany, Danae, Spinning Barbie, Anticipating Under Grey Skies and Drawn from the Well which have been shown at art film houses, galleries and festivals. Pamela Rasso resides in SoHo, NYC with her African Gray Parrot Bazil who recites Shakespeare. Read More Read Less