Neli Moody is a writer and a lecturer at San Jose State
University. After Altamira, published by Ishmael Reed
Publishing Company, is her first published collection. The
poems address widely diverse subjects with passion and
trace our efforts as humans to connect with each other,
through words, art and music. They are grounded in the deep
and intricate relationship between humans and the earth.
University. After Altamira, published by Ishmael Reed
Publishing Company, is her first published collection. The
poems address widely diverse subjects with passion and
trace our efforts as humans to connect with each other,
through words, art and music. They are grounded in the deep
and intricate relationship between humans and the earth.
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Detail from Atalanta and Hippomenes, Guido
Reni, 1575-1642
Reni, 1575-1642
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I am writing lots of poems, essays, stories, and a YA novella and awaiting
word from various potential publishers. Have sent out a couple of mss. I
will be teaching Composition in the fall and in the spring, 2011-2012. My
essay ""A Syntax of Stones: Pre-Text, Edifice, and the Sacred Space in
Richard Berengarten's’ 'Avebury'" was published by Salt Publications in the
UK as part of its Companion text to Richard's work Spring, 2011. That essay
appeared in the July issue of Jacket Magazine this year. My poem "Full
Worm Moon" was in the Spring issue of the Adirondack Review.
"Concord" will appear in the annual edition of Reverie, and "Akilter" will
appear in Black Mahogany, Spring 2012.
word from various potential publishers. Have sent out a couple of mss. I
will be teaching Composition in the fall and in the spring, 2011-2012. My
essay ""A Syntax of Stones: Pre-Text, Edifice, and the Sacred Space in
Richard Berengarten's’ 'Avebury'" was published by Salt Publications in the
UK as part of its Companion text to Richard's work Spring, 2011. That essay
appeared in the July issue of Jacket Magazine this year. My poem "Full
Worm Moon" was in the Spring issue of the Adirondack Review.
"Concord" will appear in the annual edition of Reverie, and "Akilter" will
appear in Black Mahogany, Spring 2012.
Garden, Pasadena, CA
Photo by Neli Moody