BIPOC MOTHERS AND NON-BINARY PARENTS, WE WANT YOUR NONFICTION (AND WE’LL PAY FOR IT)!
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BIPOC Mothers and Non-binary Parents, We Want Your Nonfiction (and We’ll Pay for It)!
Paid nonfiction opportunity for BIPOC writers!
Nonfiction: The Cellist by Kendra Stanton Lee
Clara Schumann bore humans and great works of art. My childbearing years are over and I hope the same is not true for me of teaching.
Essay: Almost Powerful by Rachel Laverdiere
The changes in our trailer make me forget that I was always afraid before my cousins came.
Nonfiction: My Hangover Killed Lou Reed by Richard Prins
Like many lost weekends, mine started on Thursday. I was twenty-six years old by now, co-producing a Swahili hip-hop festival in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
Essay: This Joker Who Wants to Kiss Your Mother by Maggie Dove
There’s a certain hot rage when a man shows up at the door to take your mother on her first date since the divorce. The moment he says, “Hi, I’m […]
Essay: The Mother Seal by Julia Rocchi
Her shape—long, rotund, dark gray except where damp sand smears her pelt—is the first mass we see at Tunnels Beach on Kauai, Hawai’i.
Dither Dither Dumpling: A Tribute to John McCain by Nate Haken
Wander around Washington, DC long enough in a bow tie and a flag pin, you can land any number of free five-course meals replete with stemware and a salad fork. This luncheon was something special though.
Essay; My Marching Band by Michael Royce
Causes, in many ways, similar to those that felled the young men I knew: jungle rot, youthful folly, despair, and gunfire.
Nonfiction: Already Yesterday by Richard Prins
“White expats like to say there are three types of us in Africa: missionaries, mercenaries, and misfits. I was, obviously, the misfit.”
