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Pamela L Taylor
Pamela Taylor is a data guru by day and a poet by night. As co-organizer of Living Poetry, she sends out the Monday morning poetry prompts. She has a doctorate in social psychology from UCLA and a MFA in Writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts. When she is not working or writing, she’s dancing…
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Samantha Thornhill
Trinidadian born Samantha Thornhill wrote her first poem at 11. She earned her Bachelors in creative writing from FSU & her Masters in poetry from UVA. As a performance poet, she has travelled as far as South Africa. Samantha teaches poetry to actors in training at the Juilliard School. She lives in Brooklyn.
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Cedric L Tillman
Cedric Tillman hails from Anson County, NC and was raised in Charlotte. He is a graduate of UNCC and The American University’s Creative Writing MFA program. In 2011, his manuscript, entitled Human Events, was a finalist for Flying Trout Press’ annual chapbook contest; a book-length collection, entitled A Lily in the Valley, was a semifinalist…
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Ashley Toliver
Ashley Toliver splits her time between Portland, OR and Providence, RI where she is a first-year MFA candidate at Brown University. Her work can be found in Third Coast, Caketrain, DIAGRAM and elimae journals, among others.
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Imani Tolliver
Imani Tolliver is a poet, artist, and educator. She is a Cave Canem Fellow and served as Poet Laureate for the Watts Towers Arts Center. Tolliver is a recipient of the Avest Award for Literary Arts, the Howard University John J. Wright Literary Award, and the Lannan Literary Fellowship at the Folger Shakespeare Library. She has…
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Qiana U.S. Towns
Qiana Towns earned a MFA from Bowling Green State University, and a MA from Central Michigan University where she served as poetry editor for the online literary journal Temenos. Her work has appeared in Tidal Basin, Milk Money, and is currently featured at poetsgulfcoast.wordpress.com. She is a Cave Canem fellow and Assistant Editor for Willow…
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Jacqueline A. Trimble
Jacqueline Allen Trimble, Ph.D., lives and writes in Montgomery, Alabama, where she is the chairperson of Languages and Literatures at Alabama State University. Her work has appeared in The Offing, Blue Lake Review and The Griot. Her poetry collection, American Happiness, is published by NewSouth Books. The ironically titled book examines America’s refusal to grapple with hard truths, preferring instead the…
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