Hannah Gerber. : Poetry is the last preserve of honest speech and the outspoken heart.

"Hannah Gerber is a very fine poet. Her work is funny, engaging.
She captures something that is typically American. She celebrates everyday occurrences."
Rosemary Cross, June 2006

Reviews of Perfection Of Small Birds:

'Ms. Gerber is one of the few poets writing today who aren't drowning themselves in angst or blood-letting or heavy handed imagery.
This poet has been writing in an accessible, amazingly coherant format for years; her work has appeared in
literary journals, anthologies and collections of her own works.
'Poetry for real people, and for people who don't like poetry' her goal of writing 'honestly and mindfully' (as she puts it in 'Mind and Moment, The Poetics Within Us, a guide to writing, published by Lulu Press and Finest Line)
is one she has reached again and again, and especially with this newest collection
which focuses on the everyday, nature and parenting.'
Nancy Houghan, Oregonian Live

‘Beautiful little poems, full of detail, expressed in captivating ways.’
John Dahl, Poetry Bridge Seattle

‘These delightfully descriptive poems take us closer to our natures and the nature that lies beyond our windows, that eternal element of life.’
Stewart Findlay, Kilmarnock Poets Press

H. Gerber has been creating art, writing and editing for over 25 years.
She has created websites and artwork for book jackets as well as written and published her own works.She has been published in various poetry journals and literary reviews, most recently her work was accepted for publication in the acclaimed 'Aurora Review', Best American Poets edition.
Her poetry 'How To Grow Up' is available on bookshelves everywhere (ISBN 978-1432709419) as is
'The Perfection Of Small Birds.(ISBN 1-59800-538-3).

She is also the editor of PoetMoms.com, an online poetry review as well as a photographer(who never charges) whose work is showcased at www.gerberphotoreview.blogspot.com
Despite all this prolific work, she insists her only true talent is in her ability to cure any dog of hiccups.

David Cohn, Poets Watchtower, Austin Texas 2009