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Michael H. Brownstein
What Stone Is, 2005 Poems by Michael H. Brownstein This collection of short poems shows how Brownstein manages to find teh passion, humor, an pathos in everyday life and render them meaningful in accessible but powerful language.Author ProfileMichael H. Brownstein has been widely published throughout the small and literary presses. His work has appeared in The Cafe Review, Kings River Press, Skidrow Penthouse, Ariel, Oyez Review, River King Poetry, and others. He has been featured in a number of on-line journals, including ChicagoPoetry.com, poetrysuperhighway.com, Milk, and Muse Apprentice Guild. In addition, he has won a number of awards, including the Ommation Press Best Chapbook Award and Triton College’s International Poetry Prize. He published The Paper Bag and WYMBS Broadside, wrote for the Chicago Reader and other Chicago area newspapers, and has an educational column in the SouthStreet Journal. He has also published six previous chapbooks, including The Shooting Gallery (Samisdat Press), Poems from the Body Bag (Ommation Press), The Principle of Things (Tight Press), and A Period of Trees (Snark Publishing). Brownstein performs original, one-man performance pieces throughout Chicagoland, including Ten Times People Have Attempted to Rob Me and Let’s Order Grasshoppers Cause Everything Else Tastes Like Chicken. Brownstein teaches elementary school in Chicago’s inner city, studies authentic African instruments with his students, conducts grant-writing workshops for educators and the State of Illinois Title 1 Convention, and records performance and music pieces with grants from the City of Chicago’s Department of Cultural Affairs, the Oppenheimer Family Foundation, and others.
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