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    -AUTHOR SITE: felixdennis.com
    -PORTRAIT: Felix Dennis by Trevor Ray Hart (National Portrait Gallery)
    -Maxim Magazine
    -Stuff Magazine
    -POEMS: a selection of poems from A Glass Half Full
    -ESSAY: critics claim that anyone who writes rhyming verse "can never be a true poet". But surely, writes Felix Dennis, there is still place for a form that has been used by many of our greatest poets (Felix Dennis, 10/11/04, New Statesman)
    -ARCHIVES: "felix dennis" (Find Articles)
    -PROFILE: The randy rhymer: Fabulously rich roue Felix Dennis made his money touting ta-tas in magazines like Maxim and Stuff. Now he's peddling poetry. (Rebecca Traister, Sept. 25, 2004, Salon)
    -PROFILE: Days of Wine and Couplets: Magazine magnate and vintner Felix Dennis balances Maxim with 16th-century rhyme (Andrew Parks, September 23-29, 2004, City Pages)
    -PROFILE: 'If you're going to die, hold on to your liquor': An audience with Felix Dennis, publishing maverick, poet, bon viveur and philosopher (Mark Ellen, February 13, 2003, Times of London)
    -PROFILE: Wizard of Oz: Felix Dennis, magazine mogul turned poet (Interviewed by Suzi Pritchard, February 13, 2003, The Guardian)
    -PROFILE: Maxim's 'Dennis The Menace' (60 Minutes, June 23, 2004, CBS)
    -PROFILE: The Sultan of Schwing: With his magazine Maxim -- and now Stuff -- Felix Dennis aims to put man in touch with his inner frat boy. Nobody needs a lesson in how to fold a pocket square anymore: This is the new high-five journalism, and beer and (semi-clothed) babes have never looked so good. (Alex Williams, July 26, 1999, New York)
    -PROFILE: Felix Dennis: Publish and be damned: From his days as Oz editor to his current role as lad-mag magnate, Felix Dennis has rarely shown much concern for the world's opinion. But he does now. Why? He's become a poet (John Walsh, 05 April 2002, Independent uk)
    -PROFILE: `I'm 55. I'm rich. I don't need this tyranny' The IoS interview (Independent on Sunday, November 2002, Simon O'Hagan)
    -REVIEW: of A Glass Half Full by Felix Dennis (Michael Horovitz, Prospect)