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The Black Notes: Fresh Writing by Black Women and Girls
This collection contains stories and poems written by twenty Black women and girls; it is serendipitous that their voices blend seamlessly, and beautifully, even though the riders are inter-generational. The storytelling crosses local, national, and international cultural sensibilities, giving the reader a glimpse of the way the storytellers receive and share ‘Story.’ The poets cut through emotional lines to caress the reader, just before they unleash a shaft of insight that rattles their consciousness.
196 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2017
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Althea Prince
11 books11 followersDr. Althea Prince is an award-winning author who was born in Antigua and has resided in Canada, the US, and England.
She has taught sociology, first at York University and the University of Toronto, and now teaches at Ryerson University–The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education, where she won the Kay Livingstone Award in 2011. Her teaching focus tends to be on African Caribbean peoples in metropolitan communities.
Dr. Prince is known for her work as an essayist and fiction writer.
She has taught sociology, first at York University and the University of Toronto, and now teaches at Ryerson University–The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education, where she won the Kay Livingstone Award in 2011. Her teaching focus tends to be on African Caribbean peoples in metropolitan communities.
Dr. Prince is known for her work as an essayist and fiction writer.
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