Liberian literature must rise above politics & mediocrity, must strive for literary excellence, so we cannot be content with books, published without peer review or for their sheer quantity. It is quality that gives literature its lasting value, & to writers, notoriety.

Elegiac Negotiations: Neville Dawes through Kwame Dawes’s Eyes, by Chinua Ezenwa-Ohaeto

I'm really thinking of leaving this platform very soon. Talking about being "Verified," crap. I was verified when my Mama had me.

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"Mere ANARCHY is loosed upon the world," says William Butler Yeats.

Congrats again, my brother. So very proud of all you've achieved and done. You set the bar so high. Bless Jamaica

Our latest issue has arrived! Issue 98.1 features a portfolio of editor's picks selected by @kwamedawes, celebrating 12 years of published work under his editorship. Read more about the issue here: https://t.co/YfHulNLCrT Order a copy here: https://t.co/mXKvDHt0eU

Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day, world. Love, Peace, Equity, yes, we carry that dream in our hearts every day. One day, oh, yes, one day, Dr. King.

“Danticat always lays herself bare on the page, and this collection does not stray from her visceral honesty.” Colleen Lutz Clemens reviews these story-essays that “find the reader and lift them up.” https://t.co/DJp4QdgwWv

I'm so happy about this. I know I don't have many followers, but I'll be quoting soon.

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I have always been one of Robert Frost's biggest fans, studying him in grad school, his life, & his poetics. This poem which speaks to my own life, & now more than ever, inspired a poem of mine, "I Am Acquainted with Waiting," published in my 2nd poetry collection in 2003.

I may be grieving still, but I'm so proud of you, Kamala Harris. Thank you, Vice President, thank you. Hundreds of millions of our children have already heard your call, and are answering, not just in America, but across the globe. Thank you so much! We love you!

On such a sad day, I was thrilled to see my poem, "For Cassandra, the Night Manager at My Timeshare," featured in one of my favorite magazines, the powerful Brittle Paper. Thanks to the editors.

They told me to give you this message in case you're getting upset that they haven't you yet. We have another whole week before the election, guys, so, please be patient. It's coming for you and your community.

"America is the garbish can for the world," the candidate says, so, we immigrants are the garbish? "They're dumping their garbish..." he tells Americans. Go, VOTE, VOTE, VOTE, immigrants, or, "Garbish," just vote!

We are deeply saddened by the passing of our guest, Tayo Agunbiade, a passionate historian dedicated to women’s contributions. Her book, Untold Histories of Nigerian Women: Emerging From The Margins, will be available at the festival. Our condolences to her family and loved ones.

I am thrilled to have another of my poems, "Everything is a Woman," featured by the powerful Brittle Paper. Thanks to the editor and her amazing staff for this honor.

One f my two son who's all over the globe as a Curator broght me these from South Korea and FedEx them from NYC. I think everyone needs some sweets these bitter world times. Have some on e, virtually, folks. Sons make the best in the Gift Department of Parenting.

Kamala Harris went into the Fox's den, and beat them up, walking away, laughing. Her interviewer was left thinking, "What just happened?"

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