Eamon Graham is a 20-something year old writer and artist of Irish origin living somewhere in Europe. He is co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of Bohème Magazine Online, an idea he's had since 1998. Always being interested in radical cultural journalism, this is the fourth publication Eamon has edited (the first three being print newsletters, including a radical unofficial high school paper). Always looking for a way to express himself to the world, Eamon constructed a micropower AM radio transmitter at the age of 10, but enjoys the wider audience and legality afforded by the internet.

Eamon has worked as a certified income tax specialist, a computer technician and a janitor, but studied philosophy and psychology after high school. As an artist, Eamon attempts to express himself through non-fiction, stories, poems and paintings. In addition to features seen in Bohème, Eamon is currently working on a series of Asian-inspired watercolours and a "prose poem novella" entitled Najwa. Eamon finds further creative release through the art of constructed languages and has worked on Singala and Bauhinese as well as a few others.

Eamon is very interested in languages and linguistics (especially creolistics). In addition to English and French, Eamon is attempting to add Spanish, Arabic, and Chinese to his linguistic repertoire. Other languages of interest are Indian languages (like Sanskrit and Bangla) and Native American languages (like Catawba and Cherokee).

His other interests include web design and genealogy. He is also the inventor of a stenographic method as well as an alternative method for ASCII representation of the International Phonetic Alphabet.

Philosophical Orientation:  Anarcho-Existentialism, Spiritual Pacifist and Non-Juror*
Favourite Poets:  Oscar Wilde and W.H. Auden
Favourite Novelist:  Salman Rushdie
Favourite Songs:  "Grace" (U2), "Thank You Lord" (Bob Marley), "Tiempo y Silencio," (Cesaria Evora)
Favourite Painters:  Van Gogh, Chagall, Picasso
Favourite Director:  Akira Kurosawa

* Non-Juror: Someone who refuses to swear oaths

A Couple of Favourite Quotes:

"Grace makes beauty out of ugly things." - U2

"It is through disobedience that progress has been made, through disobedience and through rebellion." - Oscar Wilde

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