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Support phati’tude Literary Magazine and our efforts to promote multicultural literature and to show our thanks, we’ll give you a free phati’tude bag or mug.Langston Hughes Community Library Hosts 1st Annual phati’tude African American Literary Festival
Founded in 1969, the Langston Hughes Community Library & Cultural Center was known as the “store front” library, because it was initially housed in the old Woolworth’s building on 102nd Street and Northern Blvd. The Library moved in 1999 to its current state-of-the-art facility on 100th Street, where the 1ST ANNUAL PHATI’TUDE AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERARY FESTIVAL is being held. Free Workshops at phati’tude’s 1st African American Literary Festival, NYC
phati'tude Literary Magazine Encourages Emerging Writers to Participate in the 1st African American Literary Festival at the Langston Hughes Community Library, February 26, 2011Inaugural African American Literary Festival is Set for February 26, 2011 at The Langston Hughes Community Library in Celebration of Black History Month
phati'tude Literary Magazine launches its First Annual African American Literary Festival at the Langston Hughes Community Library in Queens, NY on Saturday, February 26, 2011 during Black History Monthphati’tude Literary Magazine is Celebrating African American Writers!
phati’tude Literary Magazine (PLM), a multicultural literary publication, announced today a call for submissions for their upcoming African American Winter 2010-11 Issue, “Celebrating Black History Through Literature: From the Harlem Renaissance Movement to Today.” The African American Issue will celebrate the literary achievements of the Contemporary Poetry and Literature; Harlem Renaissance; Black Arts Movement; Children's Literature; Urban Fiction; Hip Hop; Scholarship & Writing (Writing in the Academy); and African American LGBT Literature. phati’tude Literary Magazine Celebrates Relaunch at the Bowery Poetry Club, NYC
The Intercultural Alliance of Artists & Scholars, Inc. (The IAAS) announced the publication of phati’tude Literary Magazine with its relaunch issue: MULTICULTURALISM: IN SEARCH OF A NEW PERSPECTIVE and its Summer issue, THE LAVENDER ISSUE: LGBT LITERATURE TODAY. Both publications will be available for sale on our website on July 15, 2010 on Amazon.com. Each issue features writers from the U.S., Canada, England, Scotland, Australia, New Zealand.phati’tude Literary Magazine Publishes its Relaunch Issue
The Intercultural Alliance of Artists & Scholars, Inc. (The IAAS) announced today that its relaunch spring issue of phati’tude Literary Magazine (PLM) has been published and will be available for purchase as of July 15, 2010.