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Ralph Earle's Transition from Software Engineering to Poetry

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Impact: 30%
Updated 6m ago

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Ralph Earle, a former senior software engineer at IBM, has transitioned to a successful career as a poet after retiring in 2017. He has published two poetry collections and has been recognized with multiple nominations for the Pushcart Prize. Earle continues to engage with the literary community by co-managing a poetry series in Chapel Hill, N.C.

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Primary: IEEE Spectrum

What Changed Since Last Update

6m ago

New corroborating source added: IEEE Spectrum published an update on Sun, 25 Oc ("Poetry for Engineers: Of Code and Shortleaf Pine").

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4 claims tracked across sources

Confirmed Fact

Ralph Earle retired from IBM as a senior software engineer in 2017.

Confirmed Fact

Earle has published two poetry collections: Everything You Love Is New and The Way the Rain Works.

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Earle has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize three times.

Confirmed Fact

Earle co-manages a monthly poetry series at a Chapel Hill, N.C., bookstore.

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Source Timeline

7 sources corroborating

Poetry for Engineers: Of Code and Shortleaf Pine
IEEE Spectrum·1d ago
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Poetry for Engineers: Of Code and Shortleaf Pine
IEEE Spectrum·1d ago
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Poetry for Engineers: Of Code and Shortleaf Pine
IEEE Spectrum·1d ago
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Poetry for Engineers: Of Code and Shortleaf Pine
IEEE Spectrum·1d ago
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Poetry for Engineers: Of Code and Shortleaf Pine
IEEE Spectrum·1d ago
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Poetry for Engineers: Of Code and Shortleaf Pine
IEEE Spectrum·1d ago
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Poetry for Engineers: Of Code and Shortleaf Pine
IEEE Spectrum·1d ago