U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon In observance of Black History Month and the International Year for People of African Descent, the National African-American Art Examiner in 2011 will report on and explore a variety of issues pertaining to these subjects. Reports will include profiles of contemporary figures, trending developments, and teachable historic moments. The series begins now: Please Continue reading on Examiner.com: Black History Month enhanced by International Year for People of African Descent

The new Literary Savannah Magazine “ I run my fingers over her keyboard and suddenly it all starts up With a tinkling sound the music begins, then speeds up more and more …” ––Reinaldo Arenas, The Parade Ends Please click link to continue reading : Regarding Rituals, Elegies, and This New Year 2011 - Welcome to Aberjhani's

The new Literary Savannah magazine . The title “Literary Savannah” over the past decade has deservedly been associated with the Hill Street Press travel anthology edited by Patrick Allen, so readers may at first experience some difficulty distinguishing it from the recent online publication of Literary Savannah magazine. But the magazine has indeed made its debut and features work by some of the Southeast’s most gifted writers, poets, and artists. To continue reading please click this link : Literary Savannah magazine launches with winter edition - National African-American Art | Examiner.com

Celebrated poet and theater directory Clinton D. Powell . For a tribute in poetry and prose to one of the celebrated poets in the history of Savannah, Georgia, please click this link : A poem for a poet