The Emerging Work of F. G. Capitanio

"So let my door disclose
to readers what I see, able to take them
to my spirit's home, a weathered hallmark showing
how I live, think, grieve, compose."

F.G. Capitanio is an emerging author, poet, and novelist. A recent Cum Laude graduate of Bridgewater State College, he has a bachelor's degree in History and English. His poetry has won honorable mention in the Utmost Christian Writers Foundation 2006 Poetry Competition. He has been published in the 2006 edition of the Gold Crown Award-winning literary journal The Bridge, the April 2007 edition of SP Quill Quarterly, Apollo's Lyre, the SP Quill 2009 Poetry Anthology and the book Divine Intervention, published by Tharseo Publishing. His first book, a Young Adults murder mystery entitled Mariner's Hollow, has finally made it through the editing phase and is being considered for representation. He's also finished a second novel, which is a comedy of errors by the name of Very Bad Things, and is now working on a suspense novel. He lives on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, where he keeps himself involved in local writer's workshops along with the gratuitous suffering endured at the hands of the obligatory aspiring writer's day job.

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October 1, 2009

It's been a while since there's been any news. Almost a year to take the feedback of four major agents and incorporate it into the latest version of Mariner's Hollow. I'm happy with how its turned out and I'm ready for another slew of submissions and hopefully not too many rejections! Now I need divine intervention to find the perfect agent...Meanwhile, I'm enjoying finishing up Very Bad Things, quite a departure from Mariner's Hollow in style and content but a welcome one. Onward!

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Check out The Basic Plot for a biographical sketch and more personal information about the author. In the Contents section you'll find samples of his poetic and fictional work. Poetic License is a section containing different authors who have contributed most to that philosophy along with literary recommendations for the avid reader.