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Ellen Hernandez is a writer and educator living in southern New Jersey, USA. She holds a B.A. in English literature and language and a Master’s in education and English literature. She is the co-author of the textbook Portfolios: A Guide for Writing Students (McGraw-Hill) and author of the textbook Writing for All (2nd edition, Cognella, Inc., 2019) as well as a chapter in Exploring Downton Abbey: Critical Essays (Scott Stoddard, ed., McFarland & Co., 2018). Her previous poetry collection, In Morocco: rihlat aimra’at ‘amrikia, was published in 2019 (Finishing Line Press). She is currently studying the Arabic language in the hopes of returning to North Africa to work toward peace between people.
–All authors’ proceeds will be donated to charity-
Poetry is a democratic art – probably now more than ever. Ellen Hernandez has collected everyday voices, and in their moments, we will find some of our own.
–Matthew Sorrento, Editor-in-chief, Retreats from Oblivion: Journal of NoirCon and Co-editor, Film International
The beauty of art is that it connects us no matter how we’re separated – by miles, by years, or by a threat we can’t see except in how it changes the world around us. Voices from a Pandemic reminds us that even in isolation, we are not alone, and that even in quarantine we can still be touched by the things that matter most.
–Peter Woodworth, contributing author for fiction collections including the Anthology of Dreams, Death Is Not the End, and Gimme Shelter.
Voices from a Pandemic
by Ellen Hernandez
$14.99, paper
978-1-64662-490-4
2021
Ellen Hernandez is a writer and English teacher. She is the author of the college textbook, Writing for All and other works. Her previous poetry collection, In Morocco: rihlat aimra’at ‘amrikia, was published in 2019 (Finishing Line Press). She resides in southern New Jersey, USA, with her family.
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