Robert Segarra have attracted devotees in South America, England, Germany, France and Italy.
With over forty-five hundred pieces of art, poetry, short stories, novels and scripts to his credit, published in magazines, books, newspapers, anthologies, 'Zines and Online, and with this number growing steadily, there seems to be nothing that doesn't catch his interest, or that he won't write about.
He is the author of such poems as "Crow Hill," "Four And Twenty Graves," "Ode To Spring," "Dinosaur Morning," and "Marrakech."
He has written the children's books, "The Christmas Mouse," and "If Tiger Could Talk," and has also penned the prophetic sci fi action thriller "Exterminance Cometh."
He is the screenwriter for the popular film shorts, "Waiting For Eugene," "A Situation Wanted," and "A Night At The Inn."
"Waiting For Eugene" screened at The Arlene's Grocery Fourth Annual Film Festival in April 2004 to great responses, and his many other film projects have screened and aired at a variety of local East Coast film salons, festivals and TV stations.
His artworks have been sporadically exhibited at several New York art galleries.
Also in 2008, Robert Segarra began working with Fred Williams to create "The Jack Monkey Series." This series of projects will include a children's picture book entitled "Jack Monkey Makes A New Friend."
Also in production is "The Jack Monkey Variety Show" - coming online in the Fall of 2008.
Also available is music, available already at iTunes, and several other places.
Stay tuned for details.
Feel free to check out Robert Segarra's tribute to Paul McCartney, and experiments with animation at YouTube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXsjHOpHnFE
Also check out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvCatY49PJI