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Peace on the Journey: Poems
The poems of my book Peace on the Journey explore the theme of renewal in the face of adversity.
The book is available at Amazon.
About Me ¿Quién Soy?
- Judith Mercado
- My writing frequently explores multicultural themes. Born in Puerto Rico, I moved at a young age to the U.S., where my parents became Pentecostal ministers. Early immersion in Latino and religious cultures preceded later experiences as a businesswoman, a White House Fellow, and life aboard a trawler cruising from Martha’s Vineyard to South America. These sometimes incompatible worlds have given me a respectful outlook toward differing points of view. My short stories, poems, and essays reflect my own inclusive, yet sharply defined, journey across cultural and socioeconomic boundaries. I recently published Peace on the Journey, a poetry collection which explores the theme of renewal in the face of adversity. @peaceonjourney
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My short story, “Orphans and Hoodlums,” is included in this phati'tude Literary Magazine anthology. Click the image for more information or to purchase.
The Literary Lab's Variations on a Theme Anthology includes my short story "The Barcelona Chairs." Click on the image to purchase the anthology.
Anthology which includes my award-winning short story, "Asunder." Click on the image to purchase the anthology.
4 comments:
Hi Judith .. I loved the video - such fun .. cheers Hilary
That was just enchanting! I don't think I'll ever see books the same after watching that video...
Nevine
What a beautiful, fun clip. Thank you very much.
Also, thank you for that quote by WE Dubois. Really poignant.
Greetings from London.
Hilary, I'm glad it was fun for you.
Nevine, yes, I'm afraid that from now on, I'll think the books come out and play when we are not there.
Cuban, I'm glad you enjoyed the clip. The DuBois quote has been a favorite of mine ever since I read his book, The Souls of Black Folk. It explains so much.
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