TORCH: poetry, prose, and short stories by African American Women
Spring / Summer 2008 Issue Available Online
In this issue:
FLAME Tayari Jones interview by Ana-Maurine Lara
SPARK Kamilah Aisha Moon
POETRY / PROSE
Spring / Summer 2008 Issue Available Online
In this issue:
FLAME Tayari Jones interview by Ana-Maurine Lara
SPARK Kamilah Aisha Moon
POETRY / PROSE
SHORT STORY
Keli Stewart
ARTWORK
ARTWORK
Nicole Goodwin
Torch is currently accepting submissions. Please visit http://www.torchpoetry.org/ for guidelines.
Torch was established to promote the work of African American women. We provide a place to celebrate contemporary poetry, prose, and short stories by experienced and emerging writers alike. We prefer our contributors to take risks and offer a diverse body of work that examines and challenges preconceived notions regarding race, ethnicity, gender roles, and identity.
Within Torch, we offer a special section called Flame that features an interview, biography, and work sample by an established writer as well as an introduction to their Spark, an emerging writer who inspires them and adds to the boundless voice of creative writing by Black women.
Torch is currently accepting submissions. Please visit http://www.torchpoetry.org/ for guidelines.
Torch was established to promote the work of African American women. We provide a place to celebrate contemporary poetry, prose, and short stories by experienced and emerging writers alike. We prefer our contributors to take risks and offer a diverse body of work that examines and challenges preconceived notions regarding race, ethnicity, gender roles, and identity.
Within Torch, we offer a special section called Flame that features an interview, biography, and work sample by an established writer as well as an introduction to their Spark, an emerging writer who inspires them and adds to the boundless voice of creative writing by Black women.
