Lukespartacus

Luke Maguire Armstrong was a baby, who became a boy, who became a man. After finishing degrees in philosophy and English in Chile and wrestling four grizzly bears to the ground, Luke backpacked from Chile to Guatemala, where he spent four years as Social Service Director for development organization Nuestros Ahijados. These efforts were featured on the 2010 ABC News Global Health Special: Be the Change, Save a Life.

After trading editor-in-chief Matt Stabile a rookie Bo Jackson card, Luke became a managing editor for TheExpeditinoer.com. He is the author of “iPoems for the Dolphins to Click Home About” (2010) and “How We Are Human” (2012), as has survived two raccoon attacks to date. Currently he is in New York City, trying to figure out which bars literary agents go to drink whiskey with one and convince him/preferably her on his novel How One Guitar Will Save The World.