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The Future That Brought Her Here; A Call to Awaken
from This link opens a new website in a new window.Nicolas-Hays Press

Deborah DeNicola's spiritual memoir The Future That Brought Her Here; A Call to Awaken is forthcoming in 2008 from Nicolas-Hays Press

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Inside Light
from This link opens a new website in a new window.Finishing Line Press

"This book belongs to Mary Magdalen, the woman who, in the Gnostic gospels, is the confidante of Jesus, both a spiritual initiate and one deeply alive in the body, caught in the rich crisis of being DeNicola looks to find a site of transfiguration, a mountain upon which the self is opened and changed." more...

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Harmony of the Next
2005 Winner of This link opens a new website in a new window.The Riverstone Chapbook Competition

"In language that is both stunning and devastating, these poems enact journeys between earth's shore and the shore of the infinite world, and back again. With heart and with courage they remind us that all we have is our naked selves, that love and loss are to be equally honored: "You can't lose or refuse what's yours." more...

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Orpheus and Company
from This link opens a new website in a new window.University Press of New England

"There are many beautiful and deeply moving poems in this fine anthology, thanks to DeNicola’s careful editorial practice. It is indicative of how far archaic and classical Greek literature has permeated American poetry that this book can reach such a high level at success: at times the poems almost have an Augustan ring to them, pace modernism, such is their poignance and allusion." more...

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Where Divinity Begins
from This link opens a new website in a new window.Alice James Books

"Where Divinity Begins is clearly poetry written out of necessity. There is nothing trivial here, nothing settled easily. Deborah DeNicola has an uncanny instinct to locate her poems at the heart of our human commerce so that the questions asked are always the big questions, and the truths revealed always are truths that can only be discovered through brave acts of the imagination." more...

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