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Garrett Stack's Yeoman's Work mines the richness of life's pitstops--weddings, funerals, trips to the Quik-Fil and Supercuts--and illuminates how closely personal narrative is tethered to place. From cowboys making coffee to doers and dreamers and taxidermists, Stack's work is a vital cultivation of individuality and an homage to the complexity of domesticity. "A place doesn't exist/ until there's a story/ spinning around it," he writes. How lucky we are to hear those stories.

-Lauren Shapiro, author of Easy Math

Garrett Stack is a teacher, writer, and communication researcher based in West Michigan He holds a master's degree from San Diego State University and a doctorate from Carnegie Mellon University. As an Assistant Professor of English at Ferris State University, he teaches creative and technical writing and journalism. He lives in Rockford with his wife, Claire, and twin boys. He has won writing awards and published in various literary journals. YEOMAN'S WORK is his first collection of poetry.