View from the Middle Of The Road V

View from the Middle of the Road V is the fifth volume in a series contributed and published by P.R.A. founder Lucinda Clark. Each volume has included the work of fellow authors and poets. This volume picks up where the last leaves off. The work of two new voices share space in this volume. Silvana Marconi shares an excerpt from her new novel Sobrevivi: I Survived. It is a memoir of her journey as a survivor of domestic violence. R. Xavier Clark shares the joys and triumph of watching his father learn to master the dance of love, tango. Lucinda Clark waxes poetic on the new experiences she has had since View I. Thoughts on her kids, now adults. golf, lipstick and current events. Her goal is to make readers laugh, feel the shifts time has a way of revealing; and maybe shed a tear for fellow travelers lost along the way.

View from the Middle of the Road V is the fifth volume in a series contributed and published by P.R.A. founder Lucinda Clark. Each volume has included the work of fellow authors and poets. This volume picks up where the last leaves off. The work of two new voices share space in this volume. Silvana Marconi shares an excerpt from her new novel Sobrevivi: I Survived. It is a memoir of her journey as a survivor of domestic violence. R. Xavier Clark shares the joys and triumph of watching his father learn to master the dance of love, tango. Lucinda Clark waxes poetic on the new experiences she has had since View I. Thoughts on her kids, now adults. golf, lipstick and current events. Her goal is to make readers laugh, feel the shifts time has a way of revealing; and maybe shed a tear for fellow travelers lost along the way.

Lucinda J. Clark is the founder of P.R.A. Publishing and the Poetry Matters Project. She has published fiction and poetry by authors from the four corners of the globe. Her work with emerging voices enters its eighteenth year. She is a contributor and publisher of the View from the Middle of the Road series. Clark is a native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She is a graduate of Dillard and Tulane Universities in New Orleans. She resides in Martinez, Georgia, with her husband Robert, who is a physician. They have two adult children, Jeska and Xavier, both have been judges for the Poetry Matters annual literary prize. since its inception.