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Dr. Nesbitt was a major contributor to medical literature for 45 years, culminating in a bibliography of over 230 publications that included books, scientific articles, and editorial reviews. His current prose and poetry books treat the cultural, physical, and spiritual dimensions of the human race. Twenty-five books of his collected poems have been published, which, together with twelve in press, total over 1565 poems and 1070 commentaries and reflections. Dr. Nesbitt's poems have appeared in over 75 national magazines devoted to creative writing, poetry, and essays. Dr. Nesbitt has been recognized by The International Society of Poets as a Founding Laureate (Member) and a Poet of Merit and Achievement. His poems have been published in numerous anthologies by The International Library of Poetry and, at their request, he has been a contributor to The Best Poems and Poets anthologies, 2000-2007. By invitation, his poem, "Climb to Oblivion" (Click Here to Read "Climb to Oblivion") was featured in The International Who's Who in Poetry, 2004 and "Wadies of the Soul" (Click Here to Read "Wadies of the Soul") was in 2005. Other poems have received the Editor's Choice Awards, appeared in The Poet's Corner by request of the ISP, and in 56 Sound of Poetry series of the ILP. Additional career biographical information may be found in Marquis Who's Who in the World, in America, in American Education, in Health Care, in Science & Engineering. Dr. Nesbitt's prose and poetry books, which are available for purchase, are listed on the Poetry page. Dr. Nesbitt - "Eminent Churchill Fellow" was the recipient of the Churchill Medal of Wisdom and named Spiritual Fellow of the Wisdom Society. "For his being a blessing to his generation and an honor to his country . . . "I predict that the words you have written will never die and will be a perpetual monument to your spiritual brilliance and intellectual ingenuity." ---- Leon Gutterman Founder, President & Publisher, Wisdom Hall of Fame.
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Robert E.L. Nesbitt, Jr.,
M.D., F.A.C.S.,
F.A.C.O.G. was a professor emeritus, academician, teacher, author, editor,
scientific investigator, worldwide lecturer, and consultant in public health programming
at local, state, national, and international levels. In addition, the author
had
undertaken special formal course work in philosophy, logic, psychology, sociology, Bible
study, and etymology while maintaining an avid, long-standing interest in the history,
culture, reproduction, and anthropological developments of the human race.