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Vincent F. A. Golphin writes and lives in Western, New York. He is assistant professor in the Department of English at the Rochester Institute of Technology. With a doctorate in Creative Writing and Literary and Cultural Studies, he often teaches Creative Writing, African-American Literature, Literature and Religion and a wide range of other Literary and Cultural Studies courses. His latest work i... More

Vincent F. A. Golphin writes and lives in Western, New York. He is assistant professor in the Department of English at the Rochester Institute of Technology. With a doctorate in Creative Writing and Literary and Cultural Studies, he often teaches Creative Writing, African-American Literature, Literature and Religion and a wide range of other Literary and Cultural Studies courses. His latest work is 10 Stories Down (FootHills Publishing), poems inspired by two, six-month stays in China. In 2007, he edited When Pluto Was A Planet: The Golphin Chronicles, a collection of short stories by RIT students, and Tales of a Summer, a brief volume of nonfiction by Rochester area high school students. His first book, Life and Other Things I Know: Poems, Essays and Short Stories, was published in 1999. Throughout the past eight years the list expanded to include: African American Children's Stories: A Treasury of Tradition and Pride, Grandma Loves You: My First Treasury, African American Stories: My First Treasury, Like A Dry Land: A Soul's Journey through the Middle East, and contributions to Take Two, They're Small, an anthology of poems, memoir, essay and fiction on food.

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