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Leila A. Fortier is a writer, artist, poet, and photographer currently living in Okinawa, Japan. She creates unique hybrid poetry works that combine words crafted into visual designs over her art and photography. Her belief in exploring inward and outward experiences through multiple facets is passionately expressed in her profoundly emotional work revering all of life's spiritual and physical experiences. Her work has been published in several literary reviews, magazines, books and anthologies.
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Leila A. Fortier is a writer, artist, poet, and photographer currently residing on the remote island of
Okinawa Japan. Her poetry is known to be a unique hybrid form in which her words are specially
crafted into visual form and design, often superimposed over her own multi-medium forms of art,
photography, and spoken accompaniment, lending to the full bodied expression and intensity of
each piece.
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Her belief in the multi-faceted, rich dimensions of inward and outward exploration is expressed
passionately in her work that is profoundly emotional in its reverie for all life’s spiritual and
physical experiences.
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Her work has been published or is forthcoming in The Sage of Consciousness Literary Review,
Damazine, Nefarious Ballerina, Oysters & Chocolate, Visions with Voices, Einstein's Pocket Watch,
and DOPE Magazine among others. She has appeared in several books, anthologies, and
publications including Treasured Poets of America, Satiated Sunrise, and A World of Love: Voices
for Carmen. She is also the author of Metanoia's Revelation through iUniverse.
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