Hatch, Sheila Sanchez
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Review A serious writer of depth and integrity, she is 100% Tejana ... and her mestiza guns are loaded. -- Angela de Hoyos The poems of Sheila Snchez
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Hatch arrive full of the persistence of cactus and singing bold revolution. -- Pat Mora There are thoughts and experiences spread through these pages like buried jewels. -- Carmen Tafolla Product Description San Antonio, Texas, Latina writer Sheila Sanchez Hatch's second collection of poetry. About the Author San Antonio native Sheila Sanchez Hatch has published work for adults and children in a number of literary magazines and anthologies including Daughters of the Fifth Sun (Riverhead, 1996), Floricanto Si! (Penguin,1998) and Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review (1998). Selections from her first chapbook, Guadalupe and the Kaleidoscopic Screamer (Wings Press, 1996) were presented on Texas Public Radio's Today's Literary Texas and were included in the 24th Street Experiment Theater's production South by Southwest. Sanchez Hatch has taught creative writing for the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center, Our Lady of the Lake University, and the San Antonio Independent School District. She is a graduate of Vermont College and currently teaches English for the Alamo Community College District.
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