Meet the Poet
Cheryl Snell
Cheryl Snell is the author of Prisoner’s Dilemma (Lopside Press Chapbook Competition winner, 2009) and other collections of poetry and art, including Fusion: art and poems, and Live Through This, as well as stories such as the collection Variations on a Theme with Harmonica. Her most recent novel, Shiva’s Arms (Writer’s Lair Books 2010) reflects her interest in all things South Indian, and her ongoing collaboration with expressionist painter Janet Snell can be followed on the sisters’ blog Scattered Light. Cheryl has had work chosen for a Best of the Net Anthology and is a three-time Pushcart Prize nominee. Her poems have appeared in many print journals, including Antietam Review, Potomac Review, River Oak Review, Comstock Review, and online in Stirring, Eclectica, Lily Lit Review, Boston Literary Review, Snakeskin, and others. Her work was most recently anthologized in The Centrifugal Eye’s Fifth Anniversary Anthology, and Unlikely Stories of the Third Kind. She lives in Maryland with her husband, a mathematical engineer. Read.