Alan Meyrowitz

Alan Meyrowitz retired in 2005 after a career in computer research. He earned the degree of Doctor of Science in Computer Science, awarded by the George Washington University. He managed both basic and applied research in artificial intelligence and robotics for the United States Navy. His creative writing has appeared in Dark Ink Anthology, Eclectica, Esthetic Apostle, Existere, From Whispers to Roars, Inwood Indiana, Jitter, The Literary Hatchet, The Nassau Review, Poetry Quarterly, Schuylkill Valley Journal, Shark Reef, Shroud, Spirit’s Tincture, and others. In 2013 and 2015 the Science Fiction Poetry Association nominated his poems for a Dwarf Star Award. He has self-published two chapbooks, poetry in Overheard At The River’s Edge, and speculative poems and stories in Night Thing. He has co-authored stories and poems with his wife, Barbara Meyrowitz. He is co-author of a chapbook of poems on loss and grief, a work in progress.