Om My Sistagyrl Lotus by Veronica Precious Bohanan |
Written by Robert ID2409 |
Thursday, 09 March 2006 05:46 |
An accomplished writer, Ms. Bohanan is half of the writing, performance, and artistic team of AquaMoon, a duo dedicated to providing a voice for disenfranchised women and youth. She is also a member of the Nommo Gathering Black Writers Collective and is a co-founder of SpokenExistence, Inc., a woman-based organization focused on bridging the gap on all issues that marginalize Black women and youth. She describes her first collection of poetry and prose as, "With Om: My Sistagryl Lotus I unapologetically, yet humbly and poetically, journee between street talk, gentrification, the informal economy, race and gender relations, self-discovery, friendship, love, traveling abroad, spirituality, hip-hop ,women's health, and Black wom(b)anhood." Veronica welcomes you to her 'sistagyrl lotus''. http://unsilencedwomanpress.com/BookRelease.html You are invited to the book release celebration of: Om: My Sistagyrl Lotus a collection of poetry and prose by: veronica precious bohanan ''moon'' Poetry reading and book signing Saturday, March 11, 2006 2PM at Brainerd Branch Library 1350 W. 89th Street Chicago Free and hor d-overs will be served This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Om: My Sistagyrl Lotus can be purchased HERE UnSilenced Woman Press was conceived out of the womb of a sista who asks, “Why be silent, when now is the time to speak out!” This women-centered press exists to cultivate the creativity and voice of girls and women of African descent, by publishing emerging and established writers. Our aim is to publish poetry, spoken word, dramatic works, memoirs, historical documents, fiction, art work and essays that embrace the many dimensions of being a girl and woman. It is important for us not only to reach the scholarly reader, but we place an equally high priority on making our published works accessible and applicable to that girl or woman on the corner, on the block, in the confines of corporate’s front desk, on lock down in the prison industrial complex, and to those surviving day-to-day. Please visit their web site at http://unsilencedwomanpress.com/mission.html Contact Information: UnSilenced Woman Press 28 E. Jackson Bldg. 10th Floor B-822 Chicago, IL 60604 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |