Felicity’s work has been published in an anthology called Gathered Light – On the Poetry of Joni Mitchell, alongside writers such as Wally Lamb and others. In celebration of the 65th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and on behalf of Poets for Human Rights, Felicity was the winner of the Anita McAndrews Award. In 2014 she was commissioned by Hartbeat Ensemble to write the play “Transplant.” In 2015 Felicity’s book of short stories Portraits and Landscapes, was published, and is now available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Portraits-Landscapes-Felicity-Harley-ebook/dp/B00QU9FULO. Most recently she has completed a five-book science fiction series called ‘Until This Last’. The first book in the series – ‘The Burning Years’ was published in July 2024 and the second – ‘Homo Deus’ – are available on all Amazon sites and elsewhere online.
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During the summer and fall Felicity lives in the state of Connecticut and in the winter she lives in the Caribbean in Bequia, a tiny island which is part of the country of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Together with the Board of Directors of a Community Foundation which she founded with a fellow Vincentian and close friend Karen Hinds, she works with local nonprofit organizations as they serve the island’s small population of 120,000 www.cfsvg.org
Over the years one of her favorite subjects to write poetry about has been Bequia.
Night Jasmine The smell of night jasmine with its subtle undertones of light and dark like a sepia photograph makes an indelible imprint of Bequia. Its smell creates an album of memories that spill across my mind, haphazard, and indestructible.
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