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About Adebe D.A.

✝∞ Credo quia absurdum/Lux Aeterna (RIP A.D.): "I will not forget thy word. Amen." Psalm 119:16 ∞ ✝ To be an artist one must be an aristocrat of the Spirit. I write articles for publications that focus on social justice, culture, and books. I'm a regular contributor to RaceWire/Colorlines, having been a former research fellow at the Applied Research Center, and Culture Editor for Racetalk.org, a blog on race issues from a political and pop culture perspective. I was crowned Toronto's Junior Poet Laureate in 2005. My chapbook of poems, Sea Change, was published in 2007 by Burning Effigy Press. I fulfilled my bohemian dream of attending the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics in Colorado in Summer 2008. My DEBUT full-length poetry collection, Ex Nihilo, was just published by Frontenac House, as a chosen manuscript from the Dektet 2010 competition. It will be available in stores across Canada, as well as online at Amazon.com and ChaptersIndigo.ca. Read about it here: http://frontenachouse.com/titles/single/ex_nihilo/ Ex Nihilo was longlisted for the Dylan Thomas Prize, the world's largest poetry prize for young writers. I also recently edited and published, with Andrea Thompson, an anthology by and about mixed-race women entitled Other Tongues: Mixed-Race Women Speak Out (Inanna Publications, 2010). Check us out on facebook! Visit my fan page! http://www.facebook.com/album.php?profile=1&id=509596752#!/pages/Adebe-DA/109123712453111?ref=ts
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