Raised and educated in the Midwest, Francis
Masat moved to Key West,
Florida, after 35 years as a university professor in the Midwest and
New Jersey. He now enjoys living, volunteering, and writing in a
tropical setting.
His older work appears in Avant, Instructor, Liberal
Education,
Mathematics Magazine, Pony Tracks and Buffalo
Trails, and The Pentagon.
Recent work, which reflects his Midwest roots, some new directions,
and
the tropics, has been accepted by Amaze, Artistry in
Poetry, bottle
rockets, Frog Pond, Haiku Harvest, Haiku
Spirit, Heron's Nest, Illinois
Times, Life in Alaska, Lynx, Mayfly, Modern
Haiku, Muse, Apprentice
Guild, Paper Wasp, Poetry Midwest, Prairie
Poetry, Short Stuff, Solares
Hill, Tiny Words, and others.
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