Gerard Sarnat received university educations at both Harvard and Stanford, has worked in jails, help build clinics for the marginalized, been both CEO and Stanford Med professor, and has been married for 50 years and had three children and four grandchildren thus far. He has won the Poetry in the Arts First Place Award plus the Dorfman Prize, has been nominated for Pushcarts, and has authored four collections: HOMELESS CHRONICLES (2010), Disputes (2012), 17s (2014) and Melting The Ice King (2016). Selections from these works have been published by Oberlin, Brown, Columbia, Johns Hopkins and in Gargoyle, American Journal of Poetry, Main Street Rag, MiPOesias, New Delta Review, Brooklyn Review, Los Angeles Review of Books, Voices Israel, Tishman Review, and more. He has also been featured in New Verse News, Eretz, Avocet, LEVELER, StepAway, Good-Man-Project, Poetry Circle, Fiction Southeast, Walt Whitman Tribute Anthology, and others. “Amber Of Memory” was the single poem chosen for his 50th college reunion symposium on Bob Dylan. Mount Analogue selected Sarnat’s sequence, “KADDISH FOR THE COUNTRY”, for pamphlet distribution on Inauguration Day 2017 as part of the Washington DC and nationwide Women’s Marches. To find other reviews, readings, publications, and interviews, visit GerardSarnat.com.