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Michaela A. Gabriel

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michaela a. gabriel was born in an austrian small town in 1971. as soon as she could read and write, she spent huge amounts of her time doing just that. in her teens, like so many others, she began to write poems. but unlike so many others, she kept at it.

starting in her late teens, she occasionally switched to english, a language she has had an almost life-long love affair with. poems in her native german became fewer by the year, and for close to 15 years now english has been her exclusive poetry language. first publications in austrian magazines in the late 1980s were followed by international online publications when the internet opened up a whole new world, especially for someone living in a german-speaking country but writing in engl
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