William Arnold
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| − | + | He is not to be confused with another author, also named Bill J Arnold (born Aug 1944), who has writen at least two books "Make them happy/make them pay", and "Common Sense Success" and has an entry[http://www.wcspeakers.com/listings.cfm?search_topic=Team+Building&search_subtopic=+ "Bill Arnold"] on the website "World Class Speakers and Entertainers". | |
George William "Bill" Arnold was born Feb 1938 in St Petersburg, Pinellas County, [[Florida]]. He attended the University of Massachusetts, graduating in 1964, and receiving his M.A. in Creative Writing from the University of [[Massachusetts]] (evidently in 1967 ?). He served in the USAF, stationed in Puerto Rico. He later became a college professor of English in Massachusetts and Florida, and a Copy Editor for many publications, as well as a journalist, most notably for the ''National Enquirer''. He is now, or was at one time "Professor of English" at Palm Beach Community College. He was also possibly either on the staff of Case Western Reserve University, or they hosted the Emily Dickinson website, as this now-defunct URL affixed to the end of an [http://www.shaksper.net/archives/2004/0137.html old message] of his from 2004 attests http://www.case.edu/affil/edis/scholars/arnold.htm While [http://www.shaksper.net/archives/2004/0137.html here] he discusses his book on Shakespeare possible contributions to the King James bible, and cites a URL (now defunct) to an article in the ''Toronto Star'' 16 Jan 2004 | George William "Bill" Arnold was born Feb 1938 in St Petersburg, Pinellas County, [[Florida]]. He attended the University of Massachusetts, graduating in 1964, and receiving his M.A. in Creative Writing from the University of [[Massachusetts]] (evidently in 1967 ?). He served in the USAF, stationed in Puerto Rico. He later became a college professor of English in Massachusetts and Florida, and a Copy Editor for many publications, as well as a journalist, most notably for the ''National Enquirer''. He is now, or was at one time "Professor of English" at Palm Beach Community College. He was also possibly either on the staff of Case Western Reserve University, or they hosted the Emily Dickinson website, as this now-defunct URL affixed to the end of an [http://www.shaksper.net/archives/2004/0137.html old message] of his from 2004 attests http://www.case.edu/affil/edis/scholars/arnold.htm While [http://www.shaksper.net/archives/2004/0137.html here] he discusses his book on Shakespeare possible contributions to the King James bible, and cites a URL (now defunct) to an article in the ''Toronto Star'' 16 Jan 2004 | ||
