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About Robert Engler

Robert Klein Engler is a seasoned writer and poet who resides in Oak Park, Illinois, and sometimes in New Orleans, Louisiana. He holds degrees from the University of Illinois at Urbana and the University of Chicago, where he cultivated a profound understanding of literature and the arts.

Engler’s work has been recognized for its depth and eloquence, with Michael Morgan of the Comstock Review describing him as “a poet of the first rank.”

Engler’s literary career has seen him contribute numerous poems and stories, many of which are set in the vibrant city of New Orleans. His notable works include “Justin the Pirate,” “Red Beans and Rice,” and “The Approach to Pilottown,” published in various respected literary journals.

Robert Klein Engler
Robert Engler

His long poem, The Accomplishment of Metaphor and the Necessity of Suffering, which intertwines themes of suffering and metaphor, has been published by Headwaters Press. Additionally, Engler has been honored with an Illinois Arts Council award for his “Three Poems for Kabbalah,” solidifying his place as a distinguished voice in contemporary poetry.

Transition to New Focus

In 2024, Robert Klein Engler made a significant shift in his career, transitioning from his established work in poetry and literary fiction to writing a blog focused on personal product analysis and first-hand usage reviews. This transition marked a new chapter in Engler’s writing journey, where he applied his analytical skills and keen observational talents to the world of consumer products.

Engler’s blog offers detailed and thoughtful reviews on a wide array of products, from everyday household items to specialized niche goods. His reviews are known for their depth and honesty, providing readers with comprehensive insights into the functionality, design, and overall user experience of each product.

Drawing on his own experiences and feedback from his community, Engler crafts reviews that help readers make informed decisions about the products they use in their daily lives.

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Robert Engler
Robert Klein Engler is a seasoned writer and poet who resides in Oak Park, Illinois, and sometimes in New Orleans, Louisiana. He holds degrees from the University of Illinois at Urbana and the University of Chicago, where he cultivated a profound understanding of literature and the arts.

Engler’s work has been recognized for its depth and eloquence, with Michael Morgan of the Comstock Review describing him as "a poet of the first rank." Engler has been honored with an Illinois Arts Council award for his "Three Poems for Kabbalah," solidifying his place as a distinguished voice in contemporary poetry.

In 2024, Robert Klein Engler made a significant shift in his career, transitioning from his established work in poetry and literary fiction to writing a blog focused on personal product analysis and first-hand usage reviews. This transition marked a new chapter in Engler’s writing journey, where he applied his analytical skills and keen observational talents to the world of consumer products.

Drawing on his own experiences and feedback from his community, Engler crafts reviews that help readers make informed decisions about the products they use in their daily lives.
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