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  1. After living and teaching in Philadelphia for nearly 40 years, Jack moved back to his home territory of New England. He was born in Connecticut, which inspired many of his poems and the Varian Pike novels, but now he lives in Massachusetts where he writes, follows politics, and seeks out the perfect food trip.

  2. Sep 1, 2021 · Yet Jack DeWitt seems to have escaped notice in many industry circles, even though he left the transmitter building for the last time only about 13 years ago. Beginnings. Jack DeWitt, seated left, is seen in a WSM staff photo from the early 1930s. The microphone is an RCA 4-AA condenser.

  3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Jack_DeWittJack DeWitt - Wikipedia

    Jack DeWitt may refer to: John H. DeWitt Jr. (1906–1999), American pioneer in radio broadcasting, radar astronomy and photometry. Jack DeWitt (writer) (1900–1981), American screenwriter.

  4. Sep 28, 2023 · Jack DeWitt is a farmer-agronomist with farming experience that spans the decades since the end of horse farming to the age of GPS and precision farming. He recounts all and predicts how we can have a future world with abundant food in his book “World Food Unlimited.”

  5. www.jackdewitt.com › post › a-longer-bio-on-jack-dewittA Longer Bio on Jack DeWitt

    Dec 23, 2021 · Dec 23, 2021 2 min read. A Longer Bio on Jack DeWitt. Although DeWitt started writing poems as an undergraduate at Northeastern where he met the poets Jon Anderson, Harold Bond, Joseph DeRoche, and Don Bates and edited the university literary magazine Spectrum, he began to write seriously in graduate school at the University of Connecticut.

  6. Jack DeWitt is known as an Screenplay, Writer, Story, Art Direction, Additional Dialogue, and Characters. Some of his work includes A Man Called Horse, Man in the Wilderness, The Return of a Man Called Horse, The Neptune Factor, Canadian Pacific, Sky Riders, Triumphs of a Man Called Horse, and Sitting Bull.

  7. ALMOST GROWN. A collection of poetry detailing life growing up in Stamford, Connecticut in the 1950s, featuring one short story/memoir about getting dropped on the head on a freshly tarred street during a drunken night out.