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What color is your front Door? Maybe it should be pink!

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Christine Green (google image) W riter and a former contributor to aaduna, Christine Green recently attended the Pink Door Writing Retreat in Rochester, New York (USA.) This annual retreat is exclusively for women of color, and is designed to promote community and discussion among writers often excluded from other less inclusive retreats and workshops. The four day retreat concluded on Saturday, July 30th with a reading at Rochester's "Poetry & Pie" hosted by Rachel McKibbens and Jacob Rakovan. Ms. Green described the event as a "weekend of rich magic. Thick, glittery, potent, poetic magic. ‪Pink Door 2016 opened my heart and my eyes. I'm changed." For further information about Pink Door visit: http://thepinkdoorwomenswritingretreat.tumblr.com/ Follow the hashtag #Pinkdoor2016 on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for posts and photos of the retreat and reading. Christine Green also founded, and coordinates "Words on the Verge,...

aaduna's world - Syracuse Post Standard - Hot off the Press!

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The Post Standard Newspaper, published 9.13.2012 aaduna's world Online art and literary journal reaches audience from Auburn... CLICK HERE to read full story by Dorothy Long, contributing writer

aaduna featured artist, Christine Green to read at Center at High Falls, Rochester, NY this Sunday, July 22nd!

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SAVE THE DATE! Sunday, July 22nd

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(Click above to enlarge view) YOU ARE INVITED ! Participate. Hear the written word. Experience the art. Come and meet the creative artists. Refreshments served. Be there. Don't miss it. Christine Green lives in Brockport, NY and her writings are graceful and eloquent reflections of her world and those places yet to be experienced. A published writer, Ms. Green is pleased to join visual artists in the Opening Reception for the High Falls Art Gallery exhibition, “Thick and Thin.” Christine will read: “At the Lab” (poetry) “Ekphrasis I: Powder Blue” (creative non-fiction) “Ekphrasis II: Nude Descending a Staircase” (creative non-fiction) The Center at High Falls and its historic neighborhood are highly recommended for first time and returning Rochester visitors, as well as area residents. The Center is accessible and friendly to all: http://www.centerathighfalls.org/art.htm