Artist description One poet, three languages, and enough stories to last until the next day.

Music Style Poetry, Lyric Essay, Sudden Fiction, Latinocelt Fusion, Rant

Musical Influences Lucille Clifton, Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill, Louise Erdrich, Mouth music

Artist History In the winter of 1988, Deborah Humphreys was a featured reader at the Poetry Project at St. Mark's NYC.Since then, she has been the welcome guest at a great number of gatherings--from WBAI Radio,Cablevision, Teach-ins (yes, 1990's), and poetry readings at venues in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania as well as at events wherever two or more are gathered for the opportunity to feast upon the words and images of lives, single and collective. Since then the always-on tour has gone to WBAI radio,NYC-Teach-ins, ShelterARTS (homeless shelters in Newark, NJ), Can of Corn Poetry Readings, Hoboken Studio Arts Tour, Cablevision, and Ireland.

Group Members Deborah L. Humphreys

Instruments bodhrán, vocal, household appliances

Albums Conventional Wisdom

Press Reviews "complex, compassionate, and courageous" Anne Cope Wallace, (author of Princess of Peachburg) South Mountain Poets at readingin the Millburn Public Library NJ"This is a rare look at how nuns have woven creative expression with spirituality."--Marci Whitney-Schenck, Editor/Publisher of Christianity and the Arts in a special editionFall 1998 in which two poems of Deborah were featured.

Location Newark, NJ - USA

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