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Rhymes, Views & News Talk Radio hosted by DuEwa Frazier, features poet and author Derrick Harriell this Friday at 8:30pm EST! Listen live or call in to hear Derrick discuss his new book COTTON ! Listener Call-in Number: (646) 716-9474 Upcoming Show: 12/3/2010 8:30 PM Host Name: DuEwa Frazier Show Name: Interview w/poet and author, Derrick Harriell Date / Length: 12/3/2010 8:30 PM - 45 min Length: 45 min Description: Derrick Harriell was born and raised in Milwaukee Wisconsin. He holds an MFA from and is currently a dissertator in UW-Milwaukee's English Department where he also teaches Chicago State University Creative Writing . A dynamic presenter of his work, Harriell has read across the country, including Chicago State's Gwendolyn Brooks Conference, Atlanta's Black Arts Festival, and Meir Festival Park's Summerfest. He's worked as assistant poetry editor for Third World Press, and is currently Poetry Editor for the Cream City Review. His poetry has be...

RHYMES, VIEWS & NEWS TALK RADIO is all new next Sunday, November 14th featuring Author, T.S. Grant ! Listen live or call in to talk with my guest! T.S. will discuss his current books and his writing life. Listener and Guest Call-in Number: (646) 716-9474 Upcoming Rhymes, Views & News Talk Radio Show: 11/14/2010 8:00 PM ...

I generally skim through the New York Times online once a day, to find out if there's anything that suits my interests in the books, arts, health, or style section. Reading through the articles in this week's book section I came across a review of a wonderful new young adult (YA) book titled Zora and Me by Victoria Bond & T.R. Simon . Can I just say my mouth dropped open when I saw the cover illustration, it's absolutely beautiful! I love all things Zora Neale Hurston and it's so timely that the authors crafted a story depicting Zora as a young detective. Can't wait to get my hands on the book to add to my collection of children's books. The authors would have been perfect for last month's A is for Anansi: Literature for Children of African Descent conference at NYU last month. Visit the official website for Zora and Me for more information.