Say it Loud: Poems about James Brown Edited by: Mary E. Weems, and Thomas Sayers Ellis

We grew up on James Brown’s hit me! When he danced every young Black man wanted to move, groove and look like him. Mr. Brown wasn’t called the hardest working man in show business because he wasn’t. Experiencing a James Brown show was like getting your favorite soul food twice, plus dessert. His songs, like black power fists you could be proud of and move to at the same time. When Mr. Brown sang make it funky we sweated even in the wintertime. This is a shout out for poems about the impact James Brown had on our lives. Poems that will help people remember, honor, and celebrate his legacy. Don’t be left in a cold sweat, send us your old and new James Brown poems today.
Submission Guidelines: · 3-5 Unpublished and/or published poems with acknowledgement included. · No longer than 73 lines · Deadline: December 31, 2007 (Receipt not postmark)
Send hard copies along with a Word Document and short bio on a CD to:
Dr. Mary E. Weems English Department John Carroll University 20700 North Park Blvd. University Hts., Ohio 44118
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