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IGDS Literary Lunches — Opal Palmer Adisa

Institute for Gender and Development Studies St. Augustine Unit Literary Lunches 4-Headed Woman Opal Palmer Adisa Wednesday, February 26th 2014 12 Noon - 1:30 p.m. Institute of International Relations Board Room UWI, St. Augustine Campus Diverse and multi-genre, Opal Palmer Adisa is a writer of both poetry and prose, as well as a photographer, professor/educator and cultural activist. Adisa has lectured and read her work throughout the United States, the Caribbean, South Africa, Ghana, Nigeria, Germany, England and Prague, and has performed in Italy and Bosnia, Spain and France. An award-winning poet and prose writer Adisa has fourteen titles to her credit. A professor of graduate creative writing and literature at California College of the Arts, Adisa has taught at several universities including, The University of the Virgin Islands, Stanford University, University of California, Berkley and San Francisco State University. Her poetry, stories, essays and articles on a wide range of subjects have been collected in over 400 journals, anthologies and other publications. 4-Headed woman is her most recent poetry collection Published October 2013, TIA CHUCHA PRESS. Excerpt from 4-Headed Woman somewhere in the midst of everything buried between the garbage of roles hidden among the rubble of demands is a headless life probably my own For more information contact IGDS Tel: 662 2002 Ext 83573/83577 | Email: igds@sta.uwi.edu Website: http://sta.uwi.edu/igds/ | facebook:   / igdsstaugustineunit