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  • National Black Writers Conference 2014

    The Twelfth National Black Writers Conference: Reconstructing the Master Narrative Sponsored by the Center for Black Literature

    January 17, 2014
    Blog, Uncategorized
    1 minute
  • J. California Cooper: Interview

    by Kimberly Collins J. California Cooper has plenty to say about life. She is, after all, the matriarch of the blues. A Berkley, California native, Cooper now lives in Portland, Oregon. She began her writing career as a playwright. During that time, her work caught Alice Walker’s attention who suggested that she turn her plays into stories.…

    October 16, 2013
    Elders, Interviews
    13 minutes
  • Dark Room Collective: Essay

    By Sharan Strange When James Baldwin died in 1987, a group of Cambridge, Massachusetts housemates—among us, aspiring writers and filmmakers—made a pilgrimage to his funeral in New York. It was winter and typically dreary when we heard, and though we were stung by the news of death, we felt a sense of urgency, a need to…

    May 12, 2013
    Essay
    17 minutes
  • MLC2012 Highlights

    November 9 & 10, 2012 – The Mosaic Literary Conference kicked off with a lively discussion of Their Eyes Were Watching God led by award-winning writer Carl Hancock Rux.

    November 15, 2012
    Around Town, Blog, Uncategorized
    1 minute
  • Women Writers on the Horizon

    On March 28, 2012, I had the opportunity to witness four seminal figures in the arts engage in conversation centered on “Their Eyes Were Watching God” by Zora Neale Hurston. The talk was facilitated by Zora’s niece Lucy Ann Hurston, and included Alice Walker, Sonia Sanchez, and Ruby Dee

    April 21, 2012
    Around Town
    1 minute

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