POETRY BOOK REVIEWS FEATURED POET FEATURED ARTIST CONTRIBUTORS GUIDELINES ABOUT TIMELINE
Catherine Chandler
          "New times's become / untempered, raw"

Amy Conwell
          "Salt-encrusted hair"

Lisa DeSiro
          "Her mastectomy was really no disaster"

Jehanne Dubrow
          "The blanket like a lover's note"

Katherine Hoerth
          "The story says her face was lovely once"

Julie Kane
          "You cannot lift a thing with heft"

Fayth Kelly
          "posh in the blue lights that shamed the sun"

Siham Karami
          "For words taste sweeter in the dark"

Jean Kreiling
          "twenty cups of dark french roast"

Luann Landon
          "It's your unnatural leaving that I hate."

Charlotte Mandel
          "Follow the dance"

Mary McCall
          "after months of mud and nicotine"

Susan McLean
          "I need to take a vacation from cake"

Laura Sheahen
          "I wove your safety well"

Marly Youmans
          "Grief goes, a child-heart mends"


































NEWS
PAFA After Dark
Marilyn Nelson and Sonia Sanchez participating in the women poets roll call, March 21, 2013

>Mezzo Cammin hosted the third anniversary of The Mezzo Cammin Women Poets Timeline Project on Thursday, March 21 at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, as part of its PAFA After Dark series and in affiliation with its exhibition The Female Gaze. Featured readers included Rachel Hadas, Marilyn Nelson, and Sonia Sanchez.

>Mezzo Cammin Awards Scholarship at West Chester Poetry Conference: Nausheen Eusuf.

>The Mezzo Cammin Women Poets Timeline Project Turns "40."

>The Mezzo Cammin Women Poets Timeline Project Panel at Celebrating African American Literature (CAAL) 2013, Penn State University, October 25-26.

FEATURED ARTIST
Elana Herzog: In all of my work curiosity and pleasure are driving forces. The materials I use are often cheap, discarded household items that challenge conventions of taste and beauty. They draw attention to how art and design migrate throughout culture, from high to low and back again. My imagery traverses the language of abstract art, and that of the domestic and industrial landscape. Increasingly the work reflects my desire to understand the relationship between Modernism and the legacy of industrial and technological progress that permeates contemporary culture.
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