Connemara Moonshine
Summary
Dynamic, vibrant poetry from one of Montana's most prolific poets, Connemara Moonshine is Mark Gibbons first full-length book with Camphorweed Press. Born and raised in Montana, of Irish heritage, Gibbons has taught high school and worked most of the physical labor jobs available to blue collar descendants determined to stay in Montana at all costs. His poetry is working class, rural, focused on family, yet at the same time speaks to universal themes and invites readers from all walks of life to join in for a listen.
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