Michael Berger

Michael Berger is a San Francisco-based writer, editor and blogger. A former civil rights law clerk, he nurtures the notion that art and social justice can work together, if only once in a while. He has contributed writing to The Rumpus as well as various zines, art projects and performance pieces. He now works at a bookstore in Bernal Heights, volunteers at an organic farm and is working on various unfinished novels about love, fanaticism and the apocalypse.

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