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| By Third World Press/McBride-Ahebee's Poetry is included in this very needed anthology. |
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| Octavia McBride-Ahébée Assuming Voices |
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Octavia McBride-Ahebee's poetry is included in Poetry Ink; The Tenth Anniversary
Anthology recently
published by Plan B Press and is the grand project of Larry Robin and Moonstone.
Included in this collection is the work of Amira Baraka, Sonia Sanchez, Rita Dove, Dennis Brutus, Lamont Steptoe, Ursula Rucker, Elizabeth Alexander, Major Jackson, Haki
Madhubuti, Toi Derricote, Daniel Hoffman and Cornelius Eady and more than 100 other wonderfully gifted writers.
Poetry Ink;
The Tenth Anniversary Anthology is available at Robin’s Bookstore,
108 S. 13th Street,
Philadelphia,
PA 19107. The phone number is 215-735-9600. For online orders, go to www.robinsbookstore.com .
| Under Our Skin: Literature of Breast Cancer |
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| A Literary Anthology Exploring the Multifaceted Experience of Breast Cancer |
Under Our Skin; Literature of Breast Cancer
More than a collection of fiction, poetry,
creative nonfiction
and photography, this anthology
seeks to educate
and provoke-to get Under Our Skin.
Octavia McBride-Ahebee
is included in this collection
of prize-winnning
writers from the U.S. and abroad.
Click on the book
cover to learn more about
Under Our Skin:
Literature of Breast Cancer.
| Assuming Voices |
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| Click on book cover to learn what's happening at Philadelphia's Oldest Independent Bookstore-Robin's |
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McBride-Ahebee's poetry collection, Assuming Voices,gives voice to women who historically have not been heard; African women, women in refugee
camps, women who are victims of civil war, women who are new immigrants and isolated,rural women who face such health challenges
as breast cancer and obstetric fistula.
Assuming Voices is available at Robin's
Bookstore. Click on cover for contact
information.
Check out Sea Breeze:The Journal of Contemporary Liberian Writings where some of my poetry has been featured. What makes this
journal singular is the caliber of the writers and their ideas! Just click on this text to read what I mean.
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