Old School Time... Crime...Rhyme!

This volume of poems by S. A. (Steven) Gerber takes the reader on an intriguing journey through the authors consciousness. Matters of everyday life, including the trials and tribulations of putting verse on paper, communicating with others and making sense of the world as one perceives it, take center stage in these poems. His use of rhyme, a practice that for some has gone by the wayside, is in step with traditional verse, and breathes his work full of whimsical life. His world view is unique, colorful and absorbing, and readers will undoubtedly find a great deal to enjoy and ponder in these pages S.A Gerber is a writer living on the fashionable Westside of Los Angeles. He shares a home with his Lady and a beautiful four-legged girl as well. Selective about socializing, he spends his non-writing hours reading, listening to his beloved classical and jazz music, and carefully selected rock and roll. Classic film and documentaries are also a passion.  His work has appeared in: The Blue Collar Review... Desert Voices Magazine... Subtopian Magazine...Talking Sidewalks... Mad Swirl (where is a contributing Poet)... Sediments Literary Arts Journal... Poetica Magazine... Black Heart Magazine... Los Angeles Review of Los Angeles... Linden Avenue Literary Journal... The Los Angeles Poets Society (of which he is a member)... The Poets Haven... Literature in L. A. Magazine...The Opiate, Poetry Pacific, and Stray Light Magazines... Neologism Poetry Journal The Lyric... Shot Glass Journal... Free Venice Beachead... Moon Tide Press (as Poet of the Month)... Adelaide Magazine, as well as several poetry anthologies.