patricia heisser métoyer

patricia a. heisser métoyer is completing an International MFA in creative writing and holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology. She is an award-winning essayist and recipient of The Los Angeles Review of Books Publishing Fellowship and The American Film Institute Fellowship. heisser métoyer has even published on multiple platforms.Her poem “Manifesto” has been accepted for publication for the January/February issue of Cathexis Northwest Press. “SIGNS AND WONDERS” poem has also been accepted by The Stardust Review, and her poem “lift every voice” appears in Oyster River Pages.She is a member of the Black List, The Television Academy Foundation Education Advisor, Author’s Guild, the American Psychological Association.

Vengeful Pathology in America

January 6, 2021, marked a pivotal moment in American history, serving as a wake-up call and a profound division. The shocking scenes of rioters breaching the Capitol stirred a visceral reaction across the nation. While the vast majority of Americans were horrified by the chaos, the interpretations of that day have since diverged sharply.

patricia heisser métoyer

patricia a. heisser métoyer is completing an International MFA in creative writing and holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology. She is an award-winning essayist and recipient of The Los Angeles Review of Books Publishing Fellowship and The American Film Institute Fellowship. heisser métoyer has even published on multiple platforms.Her poem “Manifesto” has been accepted for publication for the January/February issue of Cathexis Northwest Press. “SIGNS AND WONDERS” poem has also been accepted by The Stardust Review, and her poem “lift every voice” appears in Oyster River Pages.She is a member of the Black List, The Television Academy Foundation Education Advisor, Author’s Guild, the American Psychological Association.

Vengeful Pathology in America

January 6, 2021, marked a pivotal moment in American history, serving as a wake-up call and a profound division. The shocking scenes of rioters breaching the Capitol stirred a visceral reaction across the nation. While the vast majority of Americans were horrified by the chaos, the interpretations of that day have since diverged sharply.

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