is gone. She was never easy to find. In a former copper-mining town carved into a mountain, where the listing back porches of painted ladies dangle over valleys, where wine, ice cream, and tchotchke shops crowd the tangled narrows of zig-zagging streets, she was sandwiched between a vacant building and a bordello-turned-café, behind the rusted-metal […]
Camille LeFevre
Camille LeFevre 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 Wild Roof Journal, Bridge Eight, Poets for Science, wildscape.literary, Feral: A Journal of Poetry and Art, The Ekphrastic Review, Metphrastics, Fugue, and other publications. Her work has been nominated for Best American Nature Writing and Best American Essays. Her first poetry collection, Sandstone and Kin, will be published in late September 2026 (FLP).