Russell DuPont

Russell Dupont, poet, artist, novelist, has published in the albatross, Spectrum, The I, For Poets Only, The Anthology of South Shore Poets, Re-Side, Oddball, JerryJazzMusician, Adelaide Literary Magazine, Rye Whiskey Review, Last Stanza Poetry Journal, the new post-literate, DADAKU, One Sentence, Verse-Virtual, Lothlorien Journal, Pick-Me-Up Poetry, Poetry Porch and the Northern New England Review. He is the author of three novels: KING & TRAIN, WAITING FOR THE TURK and MOVIN’ ON; a collection of short stories, NORMAN MAILER WALKS INTO A BAR; three collections of poetry: WINTER, 1948, ESTABLISHING HOME PLATE and “JAZZ AT THE POINT”. He is also the author of two non-fiction chapbooks — UP IN WISCONSIN: TRAVELS WITH KINSLEY and THERE IS NO DAM NOW AT RICHFORD; Examples of his work have been collected in the Archives of UMass Boston. His journalism has appeared in The Dorchester Community News, The Melrose Free Press and The Patriot Ledger. He is also a photographer, painter and printmaker whose works have been widely exhibited at such places as a The Grossman Gallery, SMFA; The Chandler Gallery; The Art Complex Museum; The SSAC; The Jasper Rand Art Museum; Gallery 360; The Duncan Miller Gallery; and numerous other galleries. His works are included in both public and private collections, such as The Boston Public Library; Brigham and Women’s Hospital; and The Dana Farber Cancer Institute. He has has been featured in various publications, ranging from The Boston Herald Traveller Magazine and other newspapers to Camera Obscure, Howith Castle and JerryJazzMusician. He received a Certificate of Merit Award from the 1968 Newspaper National National Snapshot Awards for his work, “Shhhh.”