Interview with Author/Poet Vernon J. Davis Jr. on BlogTalk Radio--Saturday August 1st
Call-in Number: (646) 727-2660
Upcoming Show: 8/1/2009 4:00 PM Easten---1:00 PM Pacific
Host Name: Ladee16
Show Name: Conversation with a Poet
Length: 1 hr 30 min
Description:
Join us as we speak with Vernon J Davis Jr. He is writer and poet. His book "Love Is The Beautiful Black Woman" is available at Amazon.com. His next book soon to be released is "Emosewa Woman" Look for it soon. Vernon J. Davis jr. has been writing poetry since the early seventies. He was first inspired by Langston Hughes''s poem "Impasse", which started his journey and adventure into the world of poetry and the spoken word. Vernon''s very first published poem,"Beautiful Black Woman"(the basis for this book) came out in 1978 in a magazine called Black Forum. More poetry followed in other magazines like SoulWord and Dawn, a magazine supplement to the Los Angeles Sentinel, an African-American newspaper. Mr. Davis has also taught Creative Writing and recited his poetry in talent shows, Church gatherings and open-mike forums. He is still inspired by and in awe of Langston Hughes, Nikki Giovanni and Maya Angelou. His Idols.
www.blogtalkradio.com/ladee16
Upcoming Show: 8/1/2009 4:00 PM Easten---1:00 PM Pacific
Host Name: Ladee16
Show Name: Conversation with a Poet
Length: 1 hr 30 min
Description:
Join us as we speak with Vernon J Davis Jr. He is writer and poet. His book "Love Is The Beautiful Black Woman" is available at Amazon.com. His next book soon to be released is "Emosewa Woman" Look for it soon. Vernon J. Davis jr. has been writing poetry since the early seventies. He was first inspired by Langston Hughes''s poem "Impasse", which started his journey and adventure into the world of poetry and the spoken word. Vernon''s very first published poem,"Beautiful Black Woman"(the basis for this book) came out in 1978 in a magazine called Black Forum. More poetry followed in other magazines like SoulWord and Dawn, a magazine supplement to the Los Angeles Sentinel, an African-American newspaper. Mr. Davis has also taught Creative Writing and recited his poetry in talent shows, Church gatherings and open-mike forums. He is still inspired by and in awe of Langston Hughes, Nikki Giovanni and Maya Angelou. His Idols.
www.blogtalkradio.com/ladee16
