The Fruit of Her Hands
an historic novel of religion and love
set in the 13th Century
to be published
in the autumn of 2009
by Pocket Books
an imprint of Simon & Schuster

In the Shadow of the Globe
a verse novel of Shakespeare’s life

Readings & Events
Sunday, October 26 - Women Who Write Fall Reading

Monday, November 3 - Presentation at Temple B'nai Or, "The Roots of Anti-Semitism during the European Middle Ages"

About the Author

Other Published Works

In the Shadow of the Globe

"Your poems are such an incredible chronicle and joyous celebration of Shakespeare." - Jason Little, Director, Stella Adler Studio of Acting

..."in the world of Shakespearean
writing, yours is an original voice." – Frank Occhiogrosso, Professor of Shakespeare, Drew University and author of Shakespeare in Performance: A Collection of Essays (Delaware University Press).

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"Michelle Cameron has written a small classic that will be around for a long time."
Jim Boring, The Pedestal Magazine
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The Fruit of Her Hands: the Story of Shira of Ashkenaz

"The volumes that had first caught fire were already shriveling and curling under the blaze, leather covers charring and crumbling, the jewel colors of illuminated pages glowing in flame-lit brilliance until their edges grew smaller and smaller. The mound crackled and shifted, red ashes peeking through."

Read an extract from The Fruit of Her Hands
to be published in the autumnl of 2009
by Pocket Books >>

Read an interview with Michelle that appeared in the August 6 Parsippany News >>

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