Chasing Cosmic Butterflies - Donald T. Iannone

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Don Iannone is a highly respected author and expert in economic development and public policy. He is also known by many for his poetry and photography. His new book, The Civil War Yesterday and Today in Poetry, uses poetry to paint a vivid picture of Pre-Civil War America, Civil War America, and Post-Civil War America. It raises the prospect of a new civil war in America, caused by the insurmountable gulf in American's beliefs, values, and expectations for America in the future.His America's Dream at a Crossroads: The 2024 Presidential Election and Beyond, released in 2024, became a bestseller due to its appeal in view of the 2024 presidential election. Since the book's release on July 8, 2024, Don interviewed about the book and the upcoming election by over 50 media sources nationwide.Don led major economic development organizations in Northeast Ohio for eight years and directed the economic and environmental centers at Cleveland State University for fifteen years. From 2000 to 2016, he provided economic development strategy and policy analysis consulting services to over 100 public and private clients in 32 states and internationally. His clients have included several federal agencies and departments, state development agencies, and local and regional economic development and civic organizations. Don has testified before the U.S. Congress and several state legislatures, and he has spoken widely on economic and public policy issues facing communities, regions, and states. He was a faculty member at the University of Oklahoma's Economic Development Institute for 12 years and directed the Ohio Economic Development Course for 5 years. Don served on the boards of the American Economic Development Council, National Council for Urban Economic Development, MidAmerica Economic Development Council, and the Ohio Economic Development Association. Since 2020, he has taught graduate business students at the European Union-based Transcontinental University. Don has authored five nonfiction books and numerous articles and monographs on economic development and public policy. He is also the author of ten poetry collections and ten photographic essays. He holds a doctorate in philosophy and several other degrees. He serves on the board of Seeds of Literacy, a nonprofit dedicated to improving adult literacy in Greater Cleveland. He is active in the International Economic Development Council (IEDC), Cleveland Civil War Roundtable, Literary Cleveland, the Authors Guild, the Academy of American Poets, and the Poetry Society of America. Don and his wife, Mary, a retired Cleveland Clinic executive, live in the Greater Cleveland area....