In fashion nothing completely goes out of style. Major trends often see great comebacks after generations of being shunned, resurfacing with a bang! So, yes, poetry is very much back in fashion, especially amongst the young, which is a delight to see. It never really left to be honest, I think it underwent and is […]
Poetry Special: Danielle Martin
Danielle Martin was one of the first poets interviewed for my podcasts. We have been supportive of one another ever since. I don’t have a video of the podcast, but here is the replay.
Recently, in the Garden of Neuro Institute, we asked members to join us in October for Black Poetic Voices. This is a dedication to Roger Robinson, presented by Danielle.
You can learn more about Danielle Martin by going to her Blog
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