Digging Up Danny

by Ben Moeller-Gaa

With Digging Up Danny, Ben Moeller-Gaa sets his sights on the politics of family life. Tackling decisions of life and death, the philosophical question of house versus home, and a debate about the merits of packing tape, Moeller-Gaa delights with a play that is intense, warm, and intelligent.

57 pages, Paperback

Published June 10, 2010

About the author

Ben Moeller-Gaa is a Pushcart nominated* haiku poet and the author of Wishbones from Folded Word (2018) as well of three haiku chapbooks, Fiddle in the Floorboards from Yavanika Press (2018), Wasp Shadows* from Folded Word (2014) and Blowing on a Hot Soup Spoon from poor metaphor design (2014).

Ben’s poems, reviews and essays have appeared in over 50 journals worldwide including Modern Haiku, Simply Haiku , A Hundred Gourds , The Heron's Nest , Frogpond , Shamrock , and World Haiku Review as well as in the Red Moon Press's yearly "best of" anthologies, The Haiku Foundation's mobile haiku app, Haiku 21 an anthology of the English language haiku from the first decade of the twenty first century, among others.