Jane Engleman writes in rhythms, the steady beat of the Southwest , the pounding of the colors in theater, the night throb of the drum. As a poet, she struggles with the language of the heart to celebrate the dance of the whole from a little nest between Albuquerque and Pasadena, California. She is currently at work on another book, "Enemy Born of Me," a novel viewpoint of her life growing up as a missionary kid on the Navajo Checkerboard Reservation in New Mexico. If it happens we survive that book, there might be another, "The Emergence Room." Engleman's primary adventure is the choreography of poetry in large groups, particularly theater and choric recitation. She is earnestly toward coaching/performing in a dramatic poetry performance band in Los Angeles.