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Annette Pateman was born and raised in the UK to Jamaican parents. She moved to Canada in fall 2012 , where she now lives. Annette grew up listening to Jamaican sayings and folklore. She is a published writer and performance poet who writes about race, Black identity, womanhood, and issues of belonging. The rhythms and culture of her background are often reflected in her writing. Annette is passionate about shining a light on anti Black racism through the medium of storytelling and poetry. Annette has been featured on her local CBC radio broadcast and in a CBC web story and newspaper articles. ‘Spectrum’ is a book of poetry she published in May 2020, which features poems on race, Black identity and relationships. Annette has performed poetry from her book ‘ Spectrum’, using African style dance, her djembe hand drum and percussion instruments to accompany her performance.
In today’s episode Annette shares an experience of African-Caribbean rhythms through use of spoken word poetry from her book ‘ Spectrum’. Annette performs her poetry using African style dance, her djembe hand drum and percussion instruments to accompany her performance. Today she shares just a few of her poems with us all.
You can find Annette online at www.worditry.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moseley.annette
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By GCW Publishing HouseAnnette Pateman was born and raised in the UK to Jamaican parents. She moved to Canada in fall 2012 , where she now lives. Annette grew up listening to Jamaican sayings and folklore. She is a published writer and performance poet who writes about race, Black identity, womanhood, and issues of belonging. The rhythms and culture of her background are often reflected in her writing. Annette is passionate about shining a light on anti Black racism through the medium of storytelling and poetry. Annette has been featured on her local CBC radio broadcast and in a CBC web story and newspaper articles. ‘Spectrum’ is a book of poetry she published in May 2020, which features poems on race, Black identity and relationships. Annette has performed poetry from her book ‘ Spectrum’, using African style dance, her djembe hand drum and percussion instruments to accompany her performance.
In today’s episode Annette shares an experience of African-Caribbean rhythms through use of spoken word poetry from her book ‘ Spectrum’. Annette performs her poetry using African style dance, her djembe hand drum and percussion instruments to accompany her performance. Today she shares just a few of her poems with us all.
You can find Annette online at www.worditry.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moseley.annette
Would you like to be a guest on the SHE SPEAKS Podcast, or a contributor on the SHE SPEAKS blog? We’d love to receive your application! Apply here!
Join us on Instagram or visit us at www.thegreatcanadianwoman.ca to connect with hundreds of incredible Canadian womxn!
So you wanna write a book, eh? We know it’s overwhelming to think about where to start, or how to narrow down ALL the ideas you have in your mind! Click here to download your FREE guide to choosing your theme and creating the framework for your story! Trust us, it will help!
Thanks for being a part of our community! Please remember to leave us a 5-star rating & review so we can help more Canadian Womxn spread her message even farther! And share share share! If you loved this episode, please share it on your social media and tag us @thegreatcanadianwoman on Facebook & Instagram!
In gratitude,
The Great Canadian Woman inc.™ Team