Born: 03/29/1928   Lima , Peru
Parents: Fabricio and Enriqueta Ungaro
Spouse: Clinton Lockert (2nd), Bibliographer
Children: Hugh, Marcella, Cecilia
Address(es):
Permanent :
East Lansing , MI

Image	Title	Genre	Audience	Publisher	Date
	Arcana	Poetry	Adult	East Lansing, MI : La Nueva Crónica	2008
	Nova - The poetry of Hispanic American women.	Non Fiction , Poetry	Adult	East Lansing: La Nueva Crónica	2004
	Semillas de los dioses, Peru Legendario (Seeds of the Gods)	Fiction	Adult	East Lansing, MI : La Nueva Cronica	2000
	Chicanas, Their Voices, Their Lives - Interviews	Non Fiction	Adult	Lansing, MI : Michigan State Board of Education, MI Dept of Education, Bilingual/Migrant Education	1988
	Leyendas de una princesa india / Legends of an Indian Princess - Tales of an Indian Princess, studies of the role of higher education, women as motif in Peruvian poetry, and Mexican history and social institutions	Non Fiction , Drama	Adult	East Lansing: Shamballa Publications	1979
	Women Novelists in Spain and Spanish America - Under the name Lucia Fox-Lockert	Non Fiction , Poetry	Adult	Metuchen, NJ : Scarecrow Press	1979
	El perfil desnudo	Drama	Adult	East Lansing : Shamballa Publications	1978
	Monstruos aeros y submarinos	Poetry	Adult	East Lansing: Old Marble Press	1974
	Odisea del pájaro; o, El sol brilla en todas partes	Poetry	Adult	Bilbao, Spain : Empresas Editoras	1972
	El rostro de la patria en la literature perunan	Poetry	Adult	Buenos Aires, Argentina : Ediciones Continente	1970
	Aceleracion Multiple	Poetry	Adult	Buenos Aires: Ediciones Losada (Dead Weight)	1969
	Redes	Poetry	Adult	Barcelona : Carabela	1968
	Ensayos hispano-Americanos - Under Lucia Ungaro de Fox	Poetry	Adult	Caracas: García Hermanos	1966
	Imagenes de Caracas - Under Lucia Ungaro de Fox	Poetry	Adult	Caracas : García Hermanos	1965
	- Contributor to El rostro de la patria, La Tapada, Mosaics, and other periodicals	Drama

What is the aim or goal of your writing: 2nd ed. says, "I have a long struggle going on all the time. My Spanish, Catholic, Conservative background is questioned all the time by my New Self: International, Zen Buddhist and liberal way of life. As you can see after one divorce, I am far from being the traditional woman I was. Still, my Indian identity-my country was the Incan Empire-my intellectual search and my contemplative nature make it difficult for me to adjust to any particular way of life. I search for my own."

May inquiries be sent to you about doing workshops, readings: No

Donated books to the Authors & Illustrators database project: No

Skills:
Author

MeLCat Links:
http://elibrary.mel.org/search~S15/?searchtype=a&searcharg=Fox-Lockert%2C+Lucia&searchscope=15&SORT=D&extended=0&SUBMIT=Search&searchlimits=&searchorigarg=aFox%2C+Lucia

http://foxhugh.com/about-me/my-mothers-story/

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