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In the tradition of an earlier era, Steve and Reefka Schneider have created a portrait of border life that utilizes both words and pictures to capture the moment. Kathleen Alcala, author, The Flower in the Skull

In the tradition of an earlier era, Steve and Reefka Schneider have created a portrait of border life that utilizes both words and pictures to capture the moment. --Kathleen Alcala, author, The Flower in the Skull

"""Such a kiss is this book that you oftentimes cannot tell which came first: the poem, it s translation, or the art work."" Rene Saldana, author, ""The Jumping Tree"" and ""The Whole Sky Full of Stars"""" Hurray for Steve and Reefka and the magical work they are doing crossing fronteras. Sandra Cisneros, author, ""Caramelo ""and ""House on Mango Street"""" In the tradition of an earlier era, Steve and Reefka Schneider have created a portrait of border life that utilizes both words and pictures to capture the moment. Kathleen Alcala, author, ""The Flower in the Skull """" ""Hurray for Steve and Reefka and the magical work they are doing crossing fronteras."" --Sandra Cisneros, author, ""Caramelo ""and ""House on Mango Street"" ""In the tradition of an earlier era, Steve and Reefka Schneider have created a portrait of border life that utilizes both words and pictures to capture the moment."" --Kathleen Alcala, author, ""The Flower in the Skull """

Such a kiss is this book that you oftentimes cannot tell which came first: the poem, it s translation, or the art work. Rene Saldana, author, The Jumping Tree and The Whole Sky Full of Stars Hurray for Steve and Reefka and the magical work they are doing crossing fronteras. Sandra Cisneros, author, Caramelo and House on Mango Street In the tradition of an earlier era, Steve and Reefka Schneider have created a portrait of border life that utilizes both words and pictures to capture the moment. Kathleen Alcala, author, The Flower in the Skull Hurray for Steve and Reefka and the magical work they are doing crossing fronteras. --Sandra Cisneros, author, Caramelo and House on Mango Street In the tradition of an earlier era, Steve and Reefka Schneider have created a portrait of border life that utilizes both words and pictures to capture the moment. --Kathleen Alcala, author, The Flower in the Skull

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Steven P. Schneider is a poet, a writer, and a professor in the department of English at the University of Texas Pan-American. His poetry has been published in national and international journals, including American Life in Poetry, Critical Quarterly, Literary Review, Prairie Schooner, and Tikkun. He is the author of A. R. Ammons and the Poetics of Widening Scope, Prairie Air Show, and Unexpected Guests and the editor of Complexities of Motion: New Essays on A. R. Ammons’s Long Poems. He is the recipient of an Anna Davidson Rosenberg Award for Poetry and a Nebraska Arts Council Fellowship. Reefka Schneider is one of the foremost artists of the Rio Grande Valley region in South Texas. She is represented by Nuevo Santander Gallery, and her artwork has been exhibited at the Art Center for the Islands, the International Museum of Art and Science, Northwest Vista College, the Rockport Center for the Arts, and the University of Texas Pan-American. They live in McAllen, Texas. Norma E. Cantú is a professor of English at the University of Texas–San Antonio and the author or coauthor of several books, including the award-winning memoir Canícula: Snapshots of a Girlhood en la Frontera. She lives in San Antonio, Texas.

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