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  • Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts… wins Whiting Award | LATimes.com

    The Whiting Foundation announced its 2012 literary award recipients Tuesday. The 10 authors will each receive a $50,000 grant, no strings attached. The Whiting Awards are geared to help extraordinary new writers find the footing to achieve success. Awards are made to poets, novelists, short-story writers, playwrights and writers of nonfiction.

    October 24, 2012
    Blog, Uncategorized
    1 minute
  • Portraits of Women Writers of the African Diaspora

    December 1, 2011 – I had the pleasure of attending the opening reception for the important and fabulous exhibition “Her Word As Witness: Portraits of Women Writers of the African Diaspora” Photography by Laylah Amatullah Barrayn

    December 1, 2011
    Around Town
    1 minute
  • Ringshout at MoCADA

    September 16, 2011 – With fall creeping in it was a perfect evening to launch “Bookends,” a series of readings, which served as a 4-day lead in to the Brooklyn Book Festival. As part of the BBF program, Ringshout, “a place for black literature,” hosted writers Catherine E. McKinley, Emily Raboteau, and Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts –three…

    September 20, 2011
    Around Town
    1 minute
  • Brooklyn Book Festival 2011

    September 18, 2011 – Now in its sixth year, the Brooklyn Book Festival has become one of the premiere literary events in the country. Starting on the prior Thursday, BBF programmed readings throughout the borough, culminating with Sunday’s main event. Thousands of book lovers jammed multiple venues to hear some of their favorite authors read…

    September 18, 2011
    Around Town
    1 minute
  • Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts

    February 1, 2011 – Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts author of Harlem is Nowhere: A Journey to the Mecca of Black America was joined by Ron Kavanaugh, publisher of Mosaic Literary Magazine to discuss her new book. The event was standing room only at HueMan Bookstore in Harlem, NYC.

    February 1, 2011
    Around Town
    1 minute

Literary Freedom Project • 557 Grand Concourse PMB 143 • Bronx NY 10451