 Kim-Marie reads her contributed essay Feb.13th 2021, at the third virtual book event for 'Black in the Middle: An Anthology of the Black Midwest', Terrion L. Williams, Editor. |  November 2020. One of five writers selected, Kim-Marie reads her submitted essay, 'Scrambling', at the 2020 Kendal Mountain Literature Festival's 2nd Annual Open Mountain - A new voice in mountain and outdoor literature. Event was broadcast live November 28, 2020 as a virtual event from Kendal, Cumbria, UK. |  Published Fall 2020. Available Now!
"Black in the Middle" brings Black Midwestern voices front and center.
Kim-Marie's NF essay contribution, ‘A Minute, A Pond, A North-Facing Window’ speaks to being saved by nature dealing with grief following Philando Castile's murder; and gnawing unease living in a majority white suburb full of green space, lakes, trails...miles away from metro area where majority Black Americans live, including family members. |
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 January 2017: Kim-Marie's Abstract: "Remembrance Renaissance and Methodology: Planning a Solo Pilgrimage to historic US Transatlantic Slave Trade Ports", is under review at the Lapidus Center for the Historical Analysis of Transatlantic Slavery, for their 2017 November conference, 'Reckoning with Slavery'. |  May 2017: Kim-Marie's essay in "Facing Forward, A Zine for Macalester Alumni of Color", is published for Mac's 'Class of 2017' POC graduates. |  Accepted! "Pancakes and Waffles", a fiction short story, accepted for Jackpine Writers Bloc's annual book, Talking Stick, Vol. 26, to be published September 2017. |
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