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Call for Submissions
 
Anthology/collection of experiences of bisexual women of African descent

Submission Deadline: April 2007
I am compiling an anthology on the experiences and thoughts of bisexual women of African descent.  What are the experiences, desires, concerns and stories that shape your life? What is it that you would like the world, your family, your friends, your partner, other bi women to know about bisexual culture and community from the perspective of a Black bisexual woman?
 
Acceptable submissions include:
Original previously unpublished creative, short nonfiction and fiction, personal narratives, stories, open letters, poetry, light erotica (PG 13 rating please)
 
Manuscripts will be returned upon your request. Please send a SASE if you would like your manuscript returned.
 
A variety of topics are acceptable. Some examples are:
bisexuality and marriage  
bisexuality and same sex partners  
spiritual/religious issues of bisexual  women
sex, gender, identity  
coming out     
bisexuality and cultural issues
motherhood and bisexuality
single women and dating  
polyamorous relationships 
 
Contributions are welcome from any woman of African descent who considers herself bisexual (single, married, poly, etc) and requests for anonymity will be respected.
 
For more information and to submit a piece please contact blkbiwomenproject@yahoo.com or
D. L.Williams
PO Box 692
Pine Lake, GA 30072-0692

Other Countries Invites You
to a
Book Party
 
To celebrate the arrival of the new Black LGBT anthology:
 
Voices Rising:  Celebrating 20 Years of Black Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Writing
 
A gathering of 65 Black LGBT writers.  No other anthology so effectively represents the depth, breadth and brilliance of the current generation of Black Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender writers.
 
Saturday
January 20, 2007
8 pm
 
The South Oxford Space
138 South Oxford Street
Fort Greene, Brooklyn
 
With Readings and Performances by:
 
Staceyann Chin
Alexis DeVeaux
Imani Henry
G. Winston James
Cary Alan Johnson
Pam Sneed
Bil Wright
and others.

Afrekete Writers Workshop
Saturdays 12 Noon to 2 pm
beginning January 6, 2007
with Sheree Thomas,

author of “Dark Matters”

Donation: $15 per session

Dates: (2007)

January  6th
January 13th
January 20th
January 27th

For more information and location, contact The Maua Flowers Institute at (718) 926 5670 or visit our contact page.

Creating Spritual Partnerships: The Fifteen Most Critical Components to Maintaining Sacred Relationships

An interactive workshop designed to explore and discuss ways to enrich and maintain healthy, vibrant relationships.
We will explore:

• What makes relationships, romantic and otherwise last forever.
• How do we continue to grow spiritually and emotionally, collectively and individually ?
• What is the real difference between interdependence and co-dependence?
• How do we capitalize on individual strengths and strengthen areas in need of strenghning?
• We encourage participants to come with their wisdom, questions and concerns.

Facilitator(s):
Rev. Vanessa Marshall, CSW
&
Rev. Santa CanteWi Molina, LCSW-C
Licensed Clinical Social Workers 
Circle of Light Holistic Health Practice and Interfaith Ministry Services
Day: Sunday
Date: January 21, 2007
Time: 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
 

Place: The Maua Flowers Institute for The Study of The Lesbian Lifestyle in The Diaspora
244 West 139th Street
Btw. Adam Clayton Powell & Frederick Douglas Blvds.
New York, New York 10030
RSVP: 718.926.5670

Bring A Dish To Share

Wishing you much love, happiness, success and lots of good lovin’ in 2007!

On Thursday, January 18th, SUPERNOVA brings together acclaimed writers to perform at the Bowery Poetry Club in support of the VONA (Voices of Our Nations Arts) Summer Writing Workshops for writers of color.

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