Felicia Mitchell's Writings
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Essay
Dec.21.2011
Washington County News
In honor of National Poetry Month, this column from Felicia Mitchell's weekly contributions to the Washington County News invites readers to write poems.
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Poem
Oct.18.2011
Coping with Cancer
This poem, "Knitting in the Chemo Room," appears in the print magazine and also online now in a section called "Cancer Survivor of the Week."
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Poem
Sep.28.2011
Coping
"Knitting in the Chemo Room" appears on page 29 in the September/October 2011 print issue of issue of Coping with Cancer, which commemorates the 25th anniversary of the magazine.
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Poem
Sep.28.2011
Barely South Review
"It's Still Alive" is a poem that appears in the September 2011 issue of Barely South Review, a journal based in the MFA program at Old Dominion University.
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Poem
Apr.02.2011
Joanna Ezekiel's "My Delayed Reactions" (Blog)
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Poem
Apr.02.2010
Here, Where I Am: Kathryn Stripling Byer's Blog, Poet of the Day
This poem appears in The Cleft of the Rock (Finishing Line Press, 2009).
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Poem
Apr.01.2010
The Dead Mule of Southern Literature
Dead Mule's edition for National Poetry Month includes a range of wonderful poetry and fiction contributions by authors including Claudia Emerson and Jessie Carty. Four poems from my book manuscript "The Lost Language of Dragons" (currently in submission and looking for a publishing home) appear here: Elijah Kelly, Circa 1921; Almost a Hundred Years...
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Poem
Mar.01.2010
The Medulla Review
"Three poems that garner the crux of familial ties and female experience with exquisite verse."
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About Felicia
Felicia Mitchell grew up in South Carolina and North Carolina and lived in Georgia and Texas prior to moving to Virginia in 1987 to take a job at Emory & Henry College. She has lived and worked in rural Washington County since then,...
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Felicia’s Favorite Books
Open, Closed, Open (Amichai) The Hundred Secret Senses (Tan) The End of Mr. Y (Thomas) Galatea 2.2 (Powers) Animal Dreams (Kingsolver)