Rocking in the Cradle of the Moment - Andrle, Fred
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An assembly of small poems -- groupings in haiku and senryu form, with variations. Voiced with a gentle passion, alert and keen. Rooted in the goodness life provides. Fred Andrle is a radio legend in Central Ohio, having hosted a popular talk show on WOSU, NPR Columbus, for twenty years. Fred has been writing poems along the decades, all those years, and has published several collections and poet-artist collaborations. He continues now with this delightful run of small poems, paired up in twos, threes, and fours. He hopes the work has resonance for you.

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An assembly of small poems -- groupings in haiku and senryu form, with variations. Voiced with a gentle passion, alert and keen. Rooted in the goodness life provides. Fred Andrle is a radio legend in Central Ohio, having hosted a popular talk show on WOSU, NPR Columbus, for twenty years. Fred has been writing poems along the decades, all those years, and has published several collections and poet-artist collaborations. He continues now with this delightful run of small poems, paired up in twos, threes, and fours. He hopes the work has resonance for you.
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Fred Andrle is a poet, playwright, and journalist. A recent poetry collection is "What Counts," (XOXOX Press, Gambier, Ohio, 2012). And now, "Rocking in the Cradle of the Moment," a collection of Fred's haiku, senryu, and other small poems, from the same press. Fred's poetry was featured in the anthology "Prayers to Protest: Poems that Center and Bless Us" (Pudding House Press), and his poem "The Book", was read by Garrison Keillor on his public radio series "The Writer's Almanac." Fred has received playwriting and poetry fellowships from the Greater Columbus Arts Council. His one-act play, "The Eternal Brunch," was staged by CATCO, the Contemporary American Theater Company. He is a member of the "House of Toast," a Columbus poetry writing and performance group. Fred was Executive Producer and Host of "Open Line," a daily public affairs talk show on WOSU, a National Public Radio affiliate in Columbus. He retired in May, 2009, after 20 years hosting the program. Prior to that, he was Executive Producer for WOSU-TV. He has received Ohio Public Broadcasting and Regional Emmy awards for his radio and television programs.