When Professor Zero rates your blog, E for Excellent, you better sit up straight. It’s a honor to be counted with the other blogs she mentioned in her post, and if the tag had come from another source, I would have had to mention her blog for the rigorous self-examination of issues that many of us in the academy face. Now although Professor Zero tagged “academic” blogs, I’m going to change it a bit to blogs that usually teach me something:
Poefrika: For always expanding my knowledge of Afro-centric writers, singers, and players of instruments.
Reginald Shepherd’s Blog: Reginald is a superb poet and critic. A rare combination.
Inspirations and Creative Thoughts: Sadiq Alam writes about the major world religions and has some remarkable insights about the Sufi faith.
Morphological Confetti: Steven Bess’s photos and his abilty to capture recent African American history, especially through his grandfather’s eyes, continue to amaze me.
Antilles: The Weblog of The Caribbean Review of Books: For keeping me up-to-date about the latest in Caribbean writing and for teaching me about several writers, such as Ralph de Boissiere, about whom I’d been ignorant.
Ted Blog: A gathering of some of the most innovative thinkers in the world.
Thanks to all who continue to give and to spread knowledge about your lives and our world.
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8 comments:
Congrats!
Thanks, Karel!
Glad to have found you via Prof Z!
Glad to be found!
Peace,
Geoffrey
Ditto, about Carribean writing, events in and around Miami, and great poetry posted and read. I am honoured that you rated PoƩfrika E.
Rethabile, keep up the good work, my friend.
congratulations
Hey, JDID!
Thanks.
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