The Poetics Noire: Vol. I
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The Poetics Noire: Volume I
culture. love. faith. pain. politics. freedom
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The Poet Noire herself
Author Info
" If there is a book you really want to read but it hasn’t been written yet, then you must write it!" ~Toni Morrison
Name: Britany Elise Rickett
D.O.B: 12.27.88
Hometown: Houston, Texas
Sign: Capricorn
Unorthodox by nature, yet meticulously structured
Tenacious and driven, yet graciously refined
Britany Elise Rickett is a driven, eccentric film-head from Houston, Texas. She created The Poetics Noire: Volume I as a response to her constant rejection by traditional publishing houses. After years of thinking her thoughts and writing were inadequate, she started releasing poetry again through the popular website, Facebook. Due to the responses from those who read her work, Britany realized that she can relate to the life changes and emotions of vastly different people through her poetry. With the evolution of race relations in the United States, Britany hopes to bring more minority voices to the table via poetry to help rid the stereotypical images that are so heavily portrayed in the media.
The Poets
Jamilah Malika Abu-Bakare Clarence Lee, University of Houston
Tarek Al-Hariri- George Washington University Alexander McGrew, Prairie View A&M University
Stephanie Billups Noelle V. Motley, Howard University
Bryan Chabrow, Towson University Pathanapong Pathandilok
Giovanna Delaney Andrew Pennick, University of Houston
Antonio Gage, University of Houston Kierra Ransey
E'lisha Gray, Howard University Britany Elise Rickett, Howard University
Evelyn Hall Philip Santa Maria
Michele Harrison Dominic A. Thomas, Howard University
LaTressa Hodges Jamil Wansley, Howard University
Amari Ice, Howard University Arvan Washington
Lee Johnson Ashley White, Howard University
Alan King Taneesha Williams, Howard University
Genet Lakew, Howard University Terrance Williams, Howard University
Ruth LaToison, Howard University Rickey Wilson
Biographies Forthcoming
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