I was born in the Territory of Alaska, about three years before it became a state. After earning a BA in math from the Illinois Institute of Technology in 1979, I returned to Alaska, worked for the US Postal Service as a mail carrier, and did freelance graphic design on the side. I was a math grad student at the University of Alaska Fairbanks from 1987 to 1989, but didn’t complete the master’s program; instead, I obtained a part-time graphic design position at UAF’s Rasmuson Library, which soon became full-time, and from which I retired in 2017.
I live with my wife, Marion Avrilyn Jones, and our cats, Bug and Bartholomew, in the lower Upper Midwest.
PS: Some internet sites, like MyLife.com, have assembled dossiers on me that are quite spectacularly and hilariously wrong. Caveat lector!
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Updated 16 November 2022