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- Friday Feature: Rakaya Fetuga
Rakaya Fetuga tells stories through prose, poetry, and performance. From the age of 17, Rakaya landed upon London’s poetry scene, and since then, her words have taken her TV & Film Festival (2024) and Royal Holloway University of London (2015 & 2016), as well as winning poetry competitions such as the Roundhouse Poetry Slam (2018), Rakaya’s words spark joy, challenge, and inspire
- Friday Feature: Allie Morgan
POETRY BY DEAD MEN A black screen. Muffled noise and music in the background. NADIA (O.S.) Sienna plays dress up in a green dress -- Naomi and Nadia tell Sienna they're pregnant -- Sienna reads poetry
- Friday Feature: Chennelle Channer
Her poetry explores immigration, language, womanhood, and Black familial structures, blending lyric intensity Her work has appeared in Bloodroot Lit. , Clamantis , and Frontier Poetry , where she was named a finalist
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- Torch Magazine | Torch Literary Arts
Editor: Amanda Johnston Associate Editor: Jae Nichelle Monthly Feature Friday Features Visual Artist Friday Features POETRY Friday Feature: Nina Oteria Nina Oteria is a poet, artist, and former educator She performs in Durham, Raleigh, and Chapel Hill based poetry reading series'. She is one of the founding poets of the Corcoran Poetry Wall mural installation in Durham, NC. Nina uses poetry and art as a means to heal hersel FICTION Friday Feature: Leslie T.
- Torch Feature Yael Valencia Aldana Receives Pushcart Prize | Torch Literary Arts
has been awarded the Pushcart Prize for “ Black Person Head Bob ” published June 9, 2023, as a Torch Friday Feature! Her work has appeared or is upcoming in Typehouse, South Florida Poetry Journal, Cutbank Journal, and We accept submissions of poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and script (plays and screenplays) by Since 1976, hundreds of presses and thousands of writers of short stories, poetry and essays have been
- Celebrating Black Women's Contributions to Poetry All Month Long | Torch Literary Arts
< Back Celebrating Black Women's Contributions to Poetry All Month Long Brittany Heckard Apr 1, 2025 Black History Month and Women’s History Month, we’re keeping the acknowledgments alive with National Poetry Your poetry is ignited with historical takes, generational proverbs, and collective snaps and praises Check out how you can celebrate with Torch during National Poetry Month below! , Tanya Shirley Read poetry by our Friday Features Watch on YouTube Torch’s Solar Saturday Showcase featuring
