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Everett Patterson
Vital
- Full name
- Everett Patterson
Columbia & the Society
- Columbia
- Class of 2006 (Columbia College)
Works (7)
- 2011 Savage Nobles in the Land of Enchantment · self-published
- 2014 Jose y Maria · self-published (everettpatterson.com)
- 2017 BibleProject Coffee Table Book: Illustrated Summaries of Biblical Books (co-illustrator, with Robert Perez & Mac Cooper) · Illustrated hardcover collection of the “Read Scripture” poster series, text by Tim Mackie
- 2020 BibleProject Coffee Table Book: Illustrated Summaries of Biblical Books · BibleProject
- 2006 BibleProject Poster Collection Book · BibleProject
- 2006 La máquina que nunca duerme
- 2006 Machine Never Blinks
Primary sources
The Columbia Daily Spectator
2003-12-03 The Worst Poet at Columbia, and Proud of It prize winner; poster designer for Philolexian
The Worst Poet at Columbia, and Proud of It By Maxwell Foxman Columbia Daily Spectator The words of Everett Patterson, CC 'O6 and winner of the annual Philolexian Bad Poetry Contest, are delicate, poignant, perhaps a bit over the top—well, extremely over the top. Tragic and bittersweet, the poem pierces the heart of any lovesick Columbia student and is not terribly different from the sonnets read in Literature Humanities. And Patterson wouldn't want it any other way. Patterson is not the type of guy that you will see manning picket lines or center stage. Perhaps he can be espied rollerblading to class or participating in an avid game of hackey-sack. He does not enjoy the limelight or crave attention. "I've got a big enough head already," he said, but considering his recent achievements, he very well may have to deal with the accolades of his peers. Patterson's bad poem, "The…
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