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Mercado is the author of ''It Concerns the Madness'' (Long Shot Productions).[http://longshot.org/books/mercado/index.htm] She served as the editor of, ''if the world were mine''; a children’s anthology published by the [[New Jersey Performing Arts Center]] (NJPAC), was an editor of ''Long Shot'' (1993–2004)[http://longshot.org] and the publication’s editor-in-chief for one of those years. |
Mercado is the author of ''It Concerns the Madness'' (Long Shot Productions).[http://longshot.org/books/mercado/index.htm] She served as the editor of, ''if the world were mine''; a children’s anthology published by the [[New Jersey Performing Arts Center]] (NJPAC), was an editor of ''Long Shot'' (1993–2004)[http://longshot.org] and the publication’s editor-in-chief for one of those years. |
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Also featured in ''The Encyclopedia of Hispanic American Literature'' (Facts on File) and inducted into ''The Museum of American Poetics,''[https://www.poetspath.com/exhibits/ebeats.html] |
Also featured in ''The Encyclopedia of Hispanic American Literature'' (Facts on File) and inducted into ''The Museum of American Poetics,''[https://www.poetspath.com/exhibits/ebeats.html]. |
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Nancy Mercado (December, 1959) is a writer, poet, editor, and teacher.
Mercado is the author of It Concerns the Madness (Long Shot Productions).[1] She served as the editor of, if the world were mine; a children’s anthology published by the New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC), was an editor of Long Shot (1993–2004)[2] and the publication’s editor-in-chief for one of those years.
Also featured in The Encyclopedia of Hispanic American Literature (Facts on File) and inducted into The Museum of American Poetics,[3].
Book
- It Concerns the Madness. Hoboken: Long Shot [4] Productions, 2000.
Resources
- Ramirez, Luz Elena (ed.). The Encyclopedia of Hispanic American Literature. New York: Facts on File, 2009. ISBN 0-8160-6084-3