We’ve been all over Miami, reading from our new anthology, “So Spoke the Earth.” Where are we heading next? Join our Facebook group and stay in the loop!
Textes en Français
February 17, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Check out our prose and poetry in French, written by Anna Fayona, Guy Cayemite, Hugues Cote, Jacqueline Paule St Eloi Alexis, Margaret Papillon, Marie-Alice Théard, Marlène Rigaud Apollon, Marylin Laurent, Maryse Cayemitte-Elysée, Maryse Noël Roumain, Mireille Sylvain-David, Neddy, Pascale Doxy, and Rolande V. Thevenin.
Pwezi
February 17, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Check out our texts in Haitian Creole: Bon arive, Powèt / Lakay / Manman Ayiti / Manvi W / Pwezigram / Sa w’ ap gade la a?
Prose & Poetry
February 16, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Check out our prose and poetry in English, written by Barbara Ellen Sorensen, Elizabeth(Under 25), France-Luce Benson, Jeffrey Pierre (Under 25), Jeremy Paden, Jesse Darling, John Grey, Juderns Exceus, Karoll-Ann Fanfan, Mahalia Solages, Marie Ketsia Theodore-Pharel, Marjory Sheba, Marlène Rigaud Apollon, Maryse Noël Roumain, Mathilde Pierre (Under 25), Mimi Ferebee, Natasha Labaze, Patricia Biela, Rebecca Noelle Zama (Under 25), Suze Baron, Tammy L. Tillotson, Underestimated Diamond, and Yolaine St Fort.
Art
February 16, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Check out our featured artists! In the music industry, meet Ayiti, David Bontemps, and Giscard Nazon. Our visual artists include Bousiko, Chevelin Djasmy Pierre, Fotokonbit, Jika Cadet, Lilian Cotton, Mimi Ferebee, Pascale Doxy, and Rojmeck.
Interviews
February 16, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Check out our interviews with singer Ayiti Coles, model Nayeli Fanfan, beauty specialist Fayola Nicaisse, and the energetic Ralph Cheriza.
“So Spoke the Earth” at Libreri Mapou
January 27, 2013 by Leave a Comment
On January 27, 2013, the contributors of SO SPOKE THE EARTH were at Libreri Mapou, 5919 Northeast 2nd Avenue Miami, FL 33137, to read from the multilingual anthology of literature about Haiti. SO SPOKE THE EARTH explores the country’s past, present and future as experienced by its diverse inhabitants over the past four decades. Presenting each work in its original language (English, French, and Haitian Creole), the book features the accounts of both Haitian and non-Haitian writers and their attempts to grapple with the impact left on them by their personal experiences with the island-nation. Through various narratives and poems, the literary legacy and unique history of the island are highlighted in content and style. This is an important anthology about Haiti in that it is a celebration of Haitian spirit, multiculturalism and diversity. An eclectic, international combination of established and emerging writers.
Interview on WLRN
January 24, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Liliane Louis and M.J. Fievre will be on 91.3 FM WLRN at 9:00 pm tomorrow for a chat about the SO SPOKE THE EARTH reading at Libreri Mapou. Until then, enjoy the pictures we took during the recording!
Interview on UvU
November 16, 2012 by Leave a Comment
uVu caught up with Joanne Hyppolite and Marie Ketsia Theodore-Pharel, authors of stories included in SO SPOKE THE EARTH as well as members of Women Writers of Haitian Descent, Inc. (WWHOD). The anthology SO SPOKE THE EARTH, written in English, French and Creole, accounts the different authors experiences with the island of Haiti.
Watch the video here.
Interview on Island TV
November 8, 2012 by Leave a Comment
SO SPOKE THE EARTH contributors Joanne Hyppolite, Mahalia Solages, and M.J. Fievre were invited to Plezi Soley, a variety show hosted on Island TV by Naomie Labaty (Naomiel). Naomiel’s poem “Lakay” has also appeared in the anthology.
