Dr. DuEwa Frazier is an award-winning poet, writer, scholar, consultant, digital storyteller, educator, and speaker. She is the author or editor of poetry collections, children’s stories, scholarly volumes, and creative nonfiction, including Alice’s Musical Debut, Quincy Rules, Goddess Under the Bridge: Poems, and more. Her writing has been published by Routledge, IGI Global, Essence, Black Renaissance Noire, Tidal Basin Review, Arlington Literary Journal, Poetry in Performance, Drumvoices Revue, and others. She is the founder/creator of Lit Noire Publishing, Nerdacity Podcast, Afrofutures Pod, Black Scholars in Podcasting, and Never Scared Writers & Academics. She has received fellowships from the Hurston Wright Foundation, the Martha’s Vineyard Institute of Creative Writing, and the Rutgers Center for MSIs. DuEwa earned an MFA in Creative Writing at The New School and holds several other advanced degrees.
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