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Sonnet Station puts classical sonnet forms, Shakespearean, Petrarchan, Pushkin, to mischievous use, colliding tradition with time-travel paradoxes, noir riffs, prayers, mythology, jokes, poetry commentary, and even the occasional letter to the editor. Love poems abound. So does the occasional, well-placed F-bomb.

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A. Gee has been playing with words since he was little, but has only recently been persuaded to share. Fluent in multiple languages, his initial forays into poetry were in translating Pushkin for his children while staying true to meter and form.The dark early days of Covid reignited his writing itch. He self-published his first poetry collection, Myth Takes: Rhyme and Reason in the Age of Entitlement, before focusing almost solely on the sonnet form, which resulted in Sonnet Station. His new projects include a second sonnet collection, a translation of Pushkin's Ruslan and Ludmilla, and a historical fantasy novel, A King's Lot.Originally from the Transnistria region of Moldova and the former Soviet Union, he now splits his time between New Jersey and Texas, where he resides with his wife, children, and five grandchildren.

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