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Our Roots as Muse:
Family & Ancestry as Creative Inspiration
Rescheduled: Monday, October 14, 6pm ET

VIRTUAL PROGRAM — streaming live for online registrants

This program is FREE to attend. Registration is required. 
Part of the 2024 Tell It Slant Poetry Festival!

Join us for the 12th annual Tell it Slant Poetry Festival, a week of events happening both online and in-person at the Museum! Register here to access the Festival schedule:

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Facilitators will lead participants in a series of generative writing exercises using personal family and ancestral history as creative inspiration and content. The workshop will allow time for writing and limited time for sharing excerpts in breakout rooms. Participants will leave the workshop with at least two writing sketches and other writing resources to continue developing their ideas and creatively archiving their own family histories.

About the Poets
Tamara J. Madison is a writer, poet, editor, and instructor currently living, working, and writing in Central
Florida. She is a MFA graduate of New England College with a focus in poetry. She is also the inaugural senior\ fellow of Anaphora Literary Arts. Her work has been reviewed and published in various journals and literary magazines including Poetry International, Cider Press Review, and World Literature Today. Her most recent full-length poetry collection, Threed, This Road Not Damascus, was published by Trio House Press (2019).
www.tamarajmadison.com

.CHISARAOKWU. is a transdisciplinary poet-artist, actor and writer of Igbo descent, and a 2023 California Arts Council Artist Fellow. Her work has been honored with awards and fellowships from the MacDowell, Cave Canem Fellow, Vermont Studio Center, PERIPLUS Collective, and Anaphora Arts. She is a 2022- graduate of the Brooklyn Poets Mentorship Program, and an alum of the 2022 Tin House Winter Workshop. Nominated for Best of Net (Poetry), Best New Poets (2022), and Best New Small Fiction (2022), her essays and poetry have appeared in academic and literary journals including Transition, PANK, midnight&indigo, and The New England Journal of Medicine.
www.chisaraokwu.com


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2024 Tell It Slant Poetry Festival Schedule

 
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