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Category Archives: Poetry
CELEBRATING ABORIGINAL HISTORY MONTH 2011: OPENING SONG BY DAWNIS KENNEDY AND A REVIEW OF “VOICE OF AN EAGLE” BY JOANNA SHAWANA
Voice of an Eagle By Joanna Shawana Reviewed by Jorge Antonio Vallejos Voice of and Eagle by Joanna Shawana soars high. The Anishnawbe poet brings truth and humility to every page having the reader feel like they are sitting with … Continue reading
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Tagged "Voice of an Eagle" by Joanna Shawana, Aboriginal History Month, Aboriginal History Month 2011, Aboriginal poetry, Anishinawbe, Anishinawbe Kwe, Anisinawbe people, Black Coffee Poet, Dawnis Kennedy sings "Ghost Warrior", https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Joanna Shawana, Jorge Antonio Vallejos, Native poetry, Wiki, Wikwemikong Unceded Indian Reserve
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TARA MICHELLE ZINIUK READS HER POETRY
I first met Tara-Michelle Ziniuk at an event at Buddies In Bad Times theatre last year. We both read alongside the ever awesome Eli Clare. That was one of the biggest moments for me as a poet. Reading alongside … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Coffee Poet, eli clare, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Tara Michelle Ziniuk
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INTERVIEW WITH TORONTO POET TARA-MICHELLE ZINIUK
Tara-Michelle Ziniuk is a writer, performer, activist, and new mother working in Guelph and Toronto. She has been published across North America and is the author of two collections of poems: Emergency Contact and Somwhere To Run From. BCP: Why poetry? … Continue reading
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Tagged "Emergency Contact" by Tara-Michelle Ziniuk, "Somewhere To Run From" by Tara-Michelle Ziniuk, Black Coffeee Poet, Buddies In Bad Times Theatre, Chrystos, Coach House Books, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Ontario Arts Council, Ontario Arts Council Writers Reserve Program, Tara Michelle Ziniuk, Tightrope books, Toronto Women's Bookstore
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SOMEWHERE TO RUN FROM
Somewhere To Run From By Tara-Michelle Ziniuk Reviewed by Jorge Antonio Vallejos I first heard Tara-Michelle Ziniuk read at a Toronto Women’s Bookstore event five years ago. She stood confidently in front of the small crowd and read poems about … Continue reading
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Tagged "December 6 (Dufferin Station)" by Tara-Michelle Ziniuk, "Distractions", "Emergency Contact" by Tara-Michelle Ziniuk, "Poem for Palestine" by Tara-Michelle Ziniuk, "Somewhere To Run From" by Tara-Michelle Ziniuk, Black Coffee Poet, Buddies In Bad Times Theatre, Canadian Federation of Students, Eii Clare, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Janet Romero, Jorge Antonio Vallejos, OCAP, Ontario Coalition Against Poverty, Tara-Michel
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BLACK COFFEE POET ON VACATION
Dear Readers, Black Coffee Poet is taking the week of May 16 to 21, 2011, off. Tune in next week for a review of Tara Michelle Ziniuk’s book Somewhere to Run From (Monday), an interview with Ziniuk (Wednesday), and a fun … Continue reading
MAY LUI READS HER POEM IN FIREWEED #75: THE MIXED RACE ISSUE
Hanging with May Lui to tape her reading her poem in FIREWEED #75: The Mixed Race Issue was a pleasure. We’ve known each other by face for years via Toronto Women’s Bookstore and other activist and reading events but we … Continue reading
INTERVIEW WITH FIREWEED #75: THE MIXED RACE ISSUE CO-EDITOR MAY LUI
May Lui is a Toronto-based writer who is mixed-race, anti-racist, feminist and an all-around troublemaker. She blogs at maysie.ca, ranting and raving at any and all injustices and uses the f-bomb regularly. She’s been published in the Toronto Star, Fireweed … Continue reading
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Tagged "FIREWEED #75: The Mixed Race Issue", "Miscegenation Blues", "Siren Magazine", "Sister Vision Press", "With A Rough Tongue: Femmes Write Porn", Black Coffee Poet, Dionne Brand, Elizabeth Ruth, Farzana Doctor, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, Lisa Amin, May Lui, mixed race identity, Mixed Race Women, Ontario Arts Council, Toronto Arts Council, Toronto Star, Toronto Women's Bookstore, Wayson Choy
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FIREWEED #75: THE MIXED RACE ISSUE
FIREWEED #75: The Mixed Race Issue Edited by Lisa Amin Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha May Lui Reviewed by Jorge Antonio Vallejos Being mixed race always has its challenges: isolation, language barriers, not fitting in, not being ‘enough’, and the many forms … Continue reading
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Tagged "FIREWEED #75: The Mixed Race Issue", Anne-Marie Estrada, Billie Rain, Black Coffee Poet, FIREWEED, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Jesse Heart, Jorge Antonio Vallejos, Karleen Pendleton Jimenez, Kim Trusty, Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, Lisa Amin, Lisa Weiner-Mahfuz, May Lui
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