Rotating Equipment Engineer is Never Finished by John Milkereit

Rotating Equipment Engineer is Never Finished

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Rotating Equipment Engineer is Never Finished by John Milkereit

Ink Brush Press

Rotating Equipment Engineer is Never Finished

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"The first note is almost struck..." says poet John Milkereit as he ferries us into a world resting on an amalgamated deconstruction of our times-movies and movie stars, French kickboxing, designer jeans, cheese snacks, meth and modern art-which he uses to invent a surprisingly rich and gloriously modern edifice.
Book Details
Publisher:
Ink Brush Press
ISBN:
9780990945208
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
124
Authors:
John Milkereit
Published Date:
2015-03-07
Language:
English
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About John Milkereit

A mechanical engineer in Houston, Texas, John Milkereit is originally from Chicago and completed an MFA in creative writing at the Rainier Writing Workshop. Pudding House Press published his chapbooks Home & Away and Paying Admissions in 2010. His full-length collections are A Rotating Equipment Is Never Finished (Ink Brush Press, 2015), Drive the World in a Taxicab (Lamar University Literary Press, 2018), A Place Comfortable with Fire (Lamar University Literary Press, 2022), and Lost Sonnets for My Unvaccinated Lover (Kelsay Books, 2023). His poems have appeared in The Comstock Review, Naugatuck River Review, and The Ekphrastic Review.

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