The End of Michelangelo - Gerber, Dan
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* This is the fourth Gerber poetry book published by Copper Canyon * Gerber’s work has appeared in many popular national publications, including The New Yorker; Poetry; Playboy; Sports Illustrated; and The Nation * Born and raised in Michigan, Gerber retains strong ties to the Midwest, winning the Mark Twain Award for Distinguished Contributions to Midwestern Literature, a Michigan Authors Award, and the Society of Midland Authors award * Gerber’s fiction was brought back into print, and his nonfiction collected in book form, through Michigan State University Press * As a poet, Gerber is known…mehr

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* This is the fourth Gerber poetry book published by Copper Canyon * Gerber’s work has appeared in many popular national publications, including The New Yorker; Poetry; Playboy; Sports Illustrated; and The Nation * Born and raised in Michigan, Gerber retains strong ties to the Midwest, winning the Mark Twain Award for Distinguished Contributions to Midwestern Literature, a Michigan Authors Award, and the Society of Midland Authors award * Gerber’s fiction was brought back into print, and his nonfiction collected in book form, through Michigan State University Press * As a poet, Gerber is known especially for his ability to offer consolation and grace through aesthetic contemplation, epiphanies in nature, and deep recollection of memories. * Gerber is the only American poet who also had a career as a race-car driver and was honored with a limited-edition replica of his car, a1966 Shelby Mustang. (As of January 2022, you could find one on Ebay for about $250.) * Gerber is an ordained Zen priest.
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Dan Gerber's Trying to Catch the Horses (MSU Press) received Foreword Magazine's Book of the Year Award in Poetry, and A Primer on Parallel Lives (Copper Canyon) won the Michigan Notable Book Award.  His work has appeared in many journals and anthologies, including The New Yorker, Poetry, The Nation, and The Sun.  Along with poetry collections, Gerber has published three novels, a collection of short stories, and two books of nonfiction. He and his wife Debbie live with their menagerie, domestic and wild, in the mountains of California’s Central Coast.