Aida Zilelian

October 30, 2007

Aida Zilelian is a writer, singer-songwriter, and teacher whose novel The Girl Who Cried Tuscany is an autobiographical account of her experiences growing up in America and being raised by immigrant parents.

Irvin Weathersby

Irvin Weathersby is a Brooklyn-based writer and professor of literature and creative writing from New Orleans. He has published three biographies in Notable Black American Men,

Nicole Shawan Junior

Nicole Shawan Junior is a black, queer & justice-involved counter-storyteller. Her writing appears in Lambda Literary’s anthology Emerge, Gay Mag, Zora, The Feminist Wire, Color Bloq, For Harriet, and more. A Bread

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