« Gary Beck » BIPOLAR Fearful whispers of imagining follow us down collusive streets where people strike us like stilettos, eager to collect flesh. Trophies are dear to blind wanderers blown though a hurricane world, who slink in populated corners, furred against northern nights, thonged against southern days and never cry beware of fearful imaginings. Gary Beck’s poetry has appeared in dozens of literary magazines. His recent fiction has been published in numerous literary magazines. His plays and translations of Moliere, Aristophanes, and Sophocles have been produced Off-Broadway.