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Michael Hanner’s poetry has appeared in Gargoyle, Rhino, MARGIE, Nimrod, Mudfish, C.A.B., Cloudbank and many others. Michael’s chapbooks are Closing Down the Piccolo Bar, 2008, Palm Sunday, 2009, Winter Dreams, 2011, The Architecture of Holland, 2012, Confessions of Autumn, 2014 & Avenida Uriburu, 2015. His first full-length book, Vivaldi, an autobiography, was published in 2013. He is a member of Red Sofa and of Madrona Writers. He worked as an architect in Chicago and later in Eugene, Oregon. He has lived in Illinois a 19th century brick house on the Mississippi River, a shingled cabin in the Florida panhandle, a cinder-block bungalow in Miami, a stone house on the north shore of Chicago, a basement apartment, a room with a linoleum floor, another bungalow with corn fields out the window, an apartment with a black-iron fire escape near the Lincoln Park Zoo, a couple of three-flats in the neighborhoods of old Lithuanians, a red farmhouse on abandoned acreage, another bungalow now in Eugene, a few houses and apartments around southwestern France, a house in a forest, a Buenos Aires one bedroom with iffy power, and now a house with a view of the avenue. His other interests are gardening, irony, English croquet, French cooking, Argentine tango and photography. He lives in Eugene with his wife, poet Toni Hanner. He has neither a dog named named Spam, nor a cat named Archie.