Join @Litquake June 10-11 at @BKBindersMuseum for a special weekend of events devoted to flourishing as a writer and creative mind. Find the full schedule 📷 https://t.co/RHoMOwm55i
Tonight at 6 pm PT! Please join me, Lara Stapleton, Tony Robles, and Patrick Cotter for the Virtual Book Launch for my debut story collection Wildflowers (PAWA Press)!
Thursday, June 8 at 6 pm Pacific Time
Zoom link: https://t.co/DZOqkD0Gr1
Passcode: 917397
Please join Beverly Parayno and special guest authors Lara Stapleton, Tony Robles, and Patrick Cotter for the Virtual Book Launch for Wildflowers (PAWA Press)!
Thursday, June 8 at 6 pm Pacific Time
Zoom link: https://t.co/DZOqkD0Gr1
Passcode: 917397
I'll be serving on my very first panel this weekend as a new author. I hope to see some familiar faces. Thank you Litquake for this opportunity!
Craft & the Creative Life: The Art of the Short Story
Sun Jun 11th 1:00pm - 2:30pm
$20. Purchase tickets here: https://t.co/ETZl2BOr5G
The Peoples' Poet Tony Robles is flying in from NC to grace us with his presence at my book launch for WILDFLOWERS (PAWA Press) on Saturday, May 27 at 2.30 pm, Sentro Filipino. Come say hi to Tony! All are welcome!
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By trying to unlearn decades of conditioning by family, friends, colleagues. That it'll be hard and will take a while but the commitment is there. The lesson has been learned.
I'd have more respect for Karens who say, yes, I'm straight up racist, it's how I was raised. And now that this has happened, I'm going to try to change by listening, reading, observing. Getting myself educated and educating others.
So tired of Karen apologies 24 hours after their racist outbursts. You don't get to be batshit crazy on POC and then say you're deeply sorry. You're sorry that your video went viral and you lost your job and resources and reputation. What we see in the video is who you are.
“She knew it was a sin to be in love with a married man. But if it was so wrong, would God have placed them in such close proximity?”
—@BeverlyParayno
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As #pandemic creates food insecurity, Filipino-American writer Beverly Parayno finds that secondhand memories from her father's war years in #Philippines have become activated. A beautiful account on #food#family#memory https://t.co/krgSDL58jf #CoronaNotebooks@WARSCAPES