A former arts journalist, magazine editor, curator, and adjunct professor, Camille LeFevre now writes poetry and creative nonfiction from the unceded lands of the Hisatsinom, Yavapai, and Apache in Northern Arizona. Her essay, “Body Topography,” published in The Dodge, was selected for the 2026 Best of the Net Anthology. Her work has also appeared in Poets for Science, wildscape.literary, Feral: A Journal of Poetry and Art, Metphrastics, Fugue, Unleash Literary, Electric Lit, Brevity Blog, and other publications. She has written books on dance and architecture. In October, FLP publishes her first poetry collection, Sandstone and Kin, which she worked on during a previous Dorland residency.