A Fraction of Me, is more than a book of poetry. It is a book dedicated to creating an understanding and appreciation of what it means to be human. Author, Vasco Pires uses culture, relationships, the sea, memories and philosophy.
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Vasco R. A. Pires is first of all an artist, a teacher and a humanitarian. He has dedicated his life to the service of others. Through his writing and artistic expressions, he shares what he has found to bring great satisfaction and hope in his life. Born in the Steel Mill and Coal mining Region of the Mid West in November of 1941, Mr. Pires has always had a sense of reality in life. An awareness of what had to be done to survive and be successful. Service in the United States Navy gave him an opportunity, to fulfill a childhood dream of going to sea. His Capeverdean heritage is steeped in the history of slavery and seagoing whalers from the African nation of the Republic of Cabo Verde. He was the first in his family to attend and graduate from college. Earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Education, from the Massachusetts College of Art. His Art Works are in Many Private Collections and The Museum of The National Center of African-American Artists, Boston, Mass. Distinguished Member, International Society of Poets, and the Academy of American Poets. He was a Poetry Workshop Co-Presenter, at the Capeverdean Festival, sponsored by The Boston Center for the Arts, June 1996. Selected as a participant at William Joiner Centers Annual Writers Workshop at the University of Mass. Boston, June 1996, 1998, 1999 and 2000. Vasco was a participant in the Young at Arts Positively Poetic Workshop at the Wang Center for the Performing Arts, Boston January 1997 and in March of 2001, AMMI Collaborative Workshop with Fred Marchant and Eva Bourke. Performances: Talking Drum Poets, Over soul Theater Collective, Director Mwalim Peters. Vasco was a featured Poet along with the award winning Poet Carl Phillips at the Falmouth Historical Societys Annual Katharine Lee Bates Poetry Festival, in Falmouth Mass. 2000. N. L. P. Editors Choice awards, 1995 and 1996 and 2000. In 2002, Vasco was conferred with the Justice Award, for his long-standing, meritorious contrib
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