BROCKTON WRITERS SERIES TURNS 2: BCP READS AT BWS

Posted on October 14, 2011 by Black Coffee Poet

It was an awesome experience to read at Brockton Writers Series!

It was also an honour.

Big up to Farzana Doctor for putting together the most inclusive and diverse reading series in Toronto, Canada, and possibly the whole country.  I hope other reading series follow in her footsteps!

Below is the painting that inspired my essay “Embracing My Identity: Reflections on Jorge Gonzalez Camarena’s painting El Abrazo” published in “The Kenyon Review” winter 2010.  I read this essay at Brockton Writers Series 17 (April 2011).

 

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About Black Coffee Poet

Black Coffee Poet is a mixed race poet, essayist, and journalist who focuses on Social Justice, Indigenous Rights, STOPPING Violence Against Women, Film, and Literature.
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1 Response to BROCKTON WRITERS SERIES TURNS 2: BCP READS AT BWS

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