James W. Gaynor is a poet, artist, editor, and writer. A graduate of Kenyon College, he lived in Paris, where he taught a course on Emily Dickinson at the University of Paris, studied the development of the psychological novel in 17th-century France, and worked as a translator.
After returning to New York, Gaynor worked as an editor at Grosset & Dunlap, Cuisine magazine, Scriptwriter News and Forbes Publications. His articles, book reviews, poems and essays have appeared in The New York Observer, The Gay and Lesbian Review Worldwide, Peeking Cat Poetry Magazine, Down in the Dirt, Rust +
Moth, The Good Men Project, Yes Poetry, Dodging the Rain, and Fleas on the Dog.
A silver medalist in the 1994 Gay Games (Racewalking), Gaynor’s found-object sculpture has been exhibited internationally. He is the author of:
An avid urbanite, Gaynor lives in New York City, with his canine companion, Emily Dickinson Gaynor.
After returning to New York, Gaynor worked as an editor at Grosset & Dunlap, Cuisine magazine, Scriptwriter News and Forbes Publications. His articles, book reviews, poems and essays have appeared in The New York Observer, The Gay and Lesbian Review Worldwide, Peeking Cat Poetry Magazine, Down in the Dirt, Rust +
Moth, The Good Men Project, Yes Poetry, Dodging the Rain, and Fleas on the Dog.
A silver medalist in the 1994 Gay Games (Racewalking), Gaynor’s found-object sculpture has been exhibited internationally. He is the author of:
- 20 Poems About Love + Marriage Inappropriate 4 Weddings [Amazon Kindle]
- 20 Poems About Life + Death Inappropriate 4 Funerals [Amazon Kindle]
- Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice in 61 Haiku (1,037 Syllables!) [Nemeton Press]
- Everything Becomes a Poem [Nemeton Press]
An avid urbanite, Gaynor lives in New York City, with his canine companion, Emily Dickinson Gaynor.
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