Gary reads what were originally published as stand-alone poems in magazines such as The Atlantic and The New Yorker but that were later incorporated into longer poems in his first two books.

Gary reads what were originally published as stand-alone poems in magazines such as The Atlantic and The New Yorker but that were later incorporated into longer poems in his first two books.

2. Less Is More

Gary shares poems that he always includes at a reading.

Gary shares poems that he always includes at a reading.

1. The Starting Five

Award-winning poet Gary Miranda (<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://www.garymiranda.com">www.garymiranda.com</a>) reads from his collected poems and shares some of the stories behind them. His son Nicolas provides musical interludes.“Miranda’s best is breathtaking. . . . Certainly we can want no better.” —Michael Heffernan, Poetry magazine

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Award-winning poet Gary Miranda (www.garymiranda.com) reads from his collected poems and shares some of the stories behind them. His son Nicolas provides musical interludes. “Miranda’s best is breathtaking. . . . Certainly we can want no better.” —Michael Heffernan, Poetry magazine

Award-winning poet Gary Miranda (<a href="http://www.garymiranda.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.garymiranda.com</a>) reads from his collected poems and shares some of the stories behind them. His son Nicolas provides musical interludes.“Miranda’s best is breathtaking. . . . Certainly we can want no better.” —Michael Heffernan, Poetry magazine

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