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The 10th National Black Writers Conference

Thursday, March 25 – Sunday, March 28, 2010
On the Medgar Evers College Campus — Brooklyn, New York
Telephone: 718-270-4811 — Fax: 718-270-6918
nbwc@mec.cuny.edu — http://mec.cuny.edu/nationalblackwritersconference

The theme of the 2010 National Black Writers Conference is And Then We Heard the Thunder: Black Writers Reconstructing Memories and Lighting the Way. Through a series of panel discussions, roundtables, author readings and storytelling, the National Black Writers Conference  will use the metaphor of thunder, memory and light to examine the historical representation of the literature of Black writers and the representation of new and future directions for contemporary and emerging literary voices.  With Toni Morrison as the Honorary Chair, the National Black Writers Conference will also honor Amiri Baraka, Kamau Braithwaite and Dr. Edison O. Jackson. Black writers will come from throughout America, the Caribbean, Europe and Africa.

Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison, Honorary Chair

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Related Links

Official Website
http://mec.cuny.edu/nationalblackwritersconference

The Ninth National Black Writers Conference Schedule (March 28 - 30 2008)
http://events.aalbc.com/9th_nbwc_schedule_2008.htm

The Ninth National Black Writers Conference: An Evolving Process
A reflective piece by Dr. Brenda M. Greene, Executive Director Center for Black Literature
http://events.aalbc.com/the_nbwc_an_evolving_process.htm

The Eighth National Black Writers Conference - March 30 to April 2, 2006
http://events.aalbc.com/the_8th_national_black_writers_conf.htm

National Black Writers Conference 2000
Report from the Field by Kalamu ya Salaam
http://events.aalbc.com/nat'l1.htm