Timothy Quinn is a writer, photographer and editor who's taught at both New York University and the City University of New York. He's not a southern lawyer, U.S. naval commander, research dermatopathologist, Irish politician or New Jersey police captain. Those are all other Googleable Timothy Quinns, and they will happily remit outstanding debts on his behalf.
This particular Timothy Quinn has written professionally on such diverse subjects as technology, psychology, education, law and politics, appearing in Z Magazine, The Australia Financial Review, SpaceDaily, Prospect, BYTE and the New Orleans Review. Several of his articles are syndicated by Featurewell.
His latest book is Octopus Intelligence,
which was recently released by Guernica Editions and is available through local and online
retailers in North America and Europe. To learn more about Octopus Intelligence,
please visit the official Octopus Intelligence website.
For further information on republication rights, editorial assignments or speaking requests, please inquire.
{ Excerpt of the Day }
Anyway, they shut the place down sometime in 1923, 1924, during a liquor raid, sent most of the girls upstate. Closed a dozen roadhouses that night. Deputized half the town. This was a rough place back then, and I do miss it. You guys walk around now with a quarter ounce in your pocket and you think you're Bugs Moran.
{ Recommendation of the Day }
Sebastopol Sketches by Leo Tolstoy (ISBN-10: 0140444688)
{ Tim's Playlist }
FILM | The Book of Eli | http://imdb.to/bVdk | Like The Road, only dumb.
For more recommendations, please visit Tim's Playlist.
