
Our Love in Write on the Dot Volume IV
There is no greater thrill for me than seeing something I’ve written in print. and I am pleased […]
There is no greater thrill for me than seeing something I’ve written in print. and I am pleased […]
This selection for National Poetry Month features Toi Derricotte and accomplished poet and champion of Black poets. She is co-founder […]
My Celebration of National Poetry Month * – Po-Po-Poetry continues with this post featuring James LaFond-Lewis (Jim to […]
I had an essay published in the Boston Globe Sunday edition last week. The print title is “Two […]
One of the poets I love the most is Langston Hughes. I read his book, The Sweet Flypaper […]
Having recently attended panels that convened some of the usual presenters for businesses owned by Black (and other […]
“I know you got soul, if you didn’t you wouldn’t be in here.” These lyrics by Bobby Byrd […]
The email jumped out at me. I knew the writer. She’d purchased my booklet, Pushing through Shyness and […]
Real Questions about Sex and Relationships for Teens: A Discussion Guide for Parents By Candelaria Silva-Collins, copyright 2012 […]