Travels in the Archive Robert Gibbons Published in 2009 by Edge Editions Prose Poems Review by Jim Feast of Evergreen Review: "Unacknowledged legislators." That's what Keats called poets, and down through the ages, many have nodded their heads in assent.....But there are poets, less treasured by the general public and media, who on all measures of writing skill equal the famed, and some of this group, such as Robert Gibbons, who in their verse present a picture of the world so robust and astonishing that one imagines their writing may ripple, unacknowledged as it is, through all the realms of culture. In his new book, Travels Inside the Archive, which is a daily log of prose poems, covering from November 2007 to November 2008.....In his poetry he has one supreme subject: the pleasures of living. Purchase Here on Amazon Collaboration with the poet Robert Gibbons. Three 4'x 8' panels printed on satin cloth. Exhibited with a poetry reading at First Friday in Portland in 2015 A culmination of 40 years of collaborating and promoting Gibbons' work as a poet. This involved the making of cover art for his published books, readings, and the daily entries over two years on a website showcasing his work. Portland Phoenix Review: Collaboration with the poet Robert Gibbons. SIx 4'x 8' panels printed on satin cloth. Three were exhibited with a poetry reading at First Friday in Portland in 2015 A culmination of 40 years of collaborating and promoting Gibbons' work as a poet. This involved the making of cover art for his published books, readings, and the daily entries over two years on a website showcasing his work.#poetry#paperback#nonfiction