Background
Gail Hosking Gilberg was born on March 15, 1950, in Fort Campbell, Kentucky, United States. She is the daughter of Charles E. Hosking and Gloria (Walters) Hosking.
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Alfred University
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Iowa State University
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Bennington College
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Gail Hosking Gilberg's father was a hero, a valiant soldier decorated posthumously with the Medal of Honor, a man who served his country throughout his entire adult life. But Charles Hosking was a mystery to his daughter. He was killed in Vietnam a week after her seventeenth birthday. She buried the war, the protests, the medal, and her military upbringing along with her father, so much so that she felt cut off from herself. It took more than twenty years for her to recognize the stirrings of a father and a daughter not yet at peace. Gilberg began a journey - two journeys really - to find out who her father was and in the process to find herself. She explored her buried rage, shame, and silence and examined how war had shaped her life. In studying the photo albums that her father had left behind, Gilberg found that the photographs demanded that she give voice to her feelings, then release her silent words, words that had no meaning in the world for her. The result was an epiphany. The photographs became the roads she took in and out of war, and her words brought her father home. Snake's Daughter reveals the crossroads where a soldier father's life and a daughter's life connect.
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1997
Gail Hosking Gilberg was born on March 15, 1950, in Fort Campbell, Kentucky, United States. She is the daughter of Charles E. Hosking and Gloria (Walters) Hosking.
Gilberg obtained her bachelor's degree from the Alfred University in 1972. Five years later she received her master's degree from the Iowa State University. Finally, Gilberg became Master of Fine Arts at the Bennington College, in 1997.
Gilberg has worked as a writer and contributor to the Chattahoochee Review, the South Dakota Review and the Army Times.
In her most recognized 1997 book Snake’s Daughter, Gilberg explored a hard life of her father, a soldier, who was killed in Vietnam. Gilberg looked inward to explain a lot of contradictions in her father's life.
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1997Gail married Bruce Gilberg on January 6, 1972.