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Patterson, Tiara

 
9781952838095: Tell My Son, Thank You

Synopsis

Tell My Son, Thank You is the first book of poetry released by Tiara Nicole. This work features multiple narrative poems, stories, and reflections highlighting unique voices and situations. This volume also contains tributes and memorials that are relatable and heartfelt. These works are authentic, unflinchingly real, and haunting allowing the reader to connect to their own stories of grit and triumph.

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À propos des auteurs

Tiara Nicole is a Spoken Word Artist, slam competitor, Kansas City native, and proud mother to an eight-year-old boy, Tristian Emile. She also serves as a program director for Poetry for Personal Power. Tiara Nicole has been performing professionally since she was 19. After a 10-year hiatus from performance, Tiara Nicole returned with a vengeance in 2019, slamming and travelling featuring in several places, including Denver, CO, and New York. She is the host for Arsyn Spit Fire online open mic Nights presents, a member of The Regulators slam team, one half of the Poetic Ensemble Twin City. She was also a 2021 Woman of the World Poetry Slam competitor, won the Kansas City's People's Choice Awards Best Spoken Word Artist award, and won Sponsored Artist of the Year from Poetry For Personal Power. Tiara Nicole will be releasing two books in 2022, Tell My Son, Thank You and Was It Something I Said?! What's next for Tiara Nicole? Join her for the ride, and please remember to #governyourselfaccordingly.

Sheri Purpose Hall, owner/operator of PenFire publishing, is a spoken word artist, author, radio personality, educator, and minister who uses her work to provide perspective and engage conversational empathy. She has Four books: a book of poetry, epistles, and essays titled Black Girl Shattered(2017); two poetry chapbooks Mélange du Femme Noir (2019) and Chosen for Both (2015); and a workbook/workshop Writing Wrongs: Writing to Heal (2016) which won an award from Bike for the Brain, a non-profit organization that works to reduce mental health stigma. She is the founder of Arsyn Spit Fire, East of Red ArtHouse, and PenFire Publishing; Executive Director of Poetry for Personal Power; and provides consulting and assistance for many other non-profit, community-based, and arts organizations.

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