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nicomachus.net is the virtual representation of Phillip Barron, who is responsible for all of the writing and photography, unless otherwise credited.

Trained in analytic philosophy, Phillip Barron is a writer and award-winning digital media artist living in Durham, NC Quito, Ecuador Davis, California. From 2004 to 2008, his newspaper columns on bicycling appeared monthly in The Herald Sun. He published a collection of the most engaging columns in 2011 in The Outspokin’ Cyclist.

Barron’s poetry appears online and in print. You can find out more about his current projects, both non-fiction and poetry, at phillipbarron.com. His writings have appeared in Counterexample Poetics, Main Street Rag, Radical Philosophy Review, and Urban Velo among other journals, and his photography and digital art have shown in galleries in Durham, North Carolina and Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Barron works with The History Project at the University of California, Davis, where he is a digital history developer. He previously worked as a digital media specialist at the National Humanities Center, where among other things he was managing editor of the On the Human project and coordinated the institutional collaboration that made The Soundings Project possible. He taught courses in philosophy at the Chapel Hill and Greensboro campuses of the University of North Carolina as well as Duke University. He is the sole proprietor of the digital media design company, nicomedia, LLC.

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