Dlinc (a.k.a. David R. Lincoln) is a novelist, poet and coder based in New York City.

His novel Mobility Lounge chronicles the rise of the internet in the late 1990s, and the story of an entrepreneur who gets emotionally entangled with a visitor from abroad.

Dlinc's poetry is collected in the chapbooks The Interloper and By The Way, covering his experiences as a traveler and expat.

Other poems have appeared in anthologies and literary journals in the US and abroad, and on the locative web portal Geodes.io.

Dlinc has also pursued a career as a creative technologist for clients in media, arts and international development, including work with The New Republic, StoryCorps, and United Nations. He was a consultant at The New York Times on 9-11, an experience that inspired Twenty-First Century Prelude , a top ranked poem of that time.

Dlinc has worked as a writer, coder, producer and creative technologist, and is the principal developer of Scripter.Net, where he produces animations and contributes to the editorial focus. He designed and created Geodes.io, a portal for creative locative arts, which has been used by more than a hundred creatives in dozens of countries worldwide.

Prior to New York City, Dlinc studied Creative Writing and received his MA from San Francisco State University. He also worked in the North Sea as a roustabout, taught computers in Nepal, and once sold encyclopedias in the suburbs of Denver.

Currently, he lives in Queens, NY, with his human family and a cat.