Sharea Harris, MFA, is a black woman from deep in the American south. A writer and educator, Sharea continuously observes the song and dance of identity and environment, how these birth experiences, and their weight on us all. A multi-genre writer, Sharea's poetry (Dictionary: See Poems) and plays (Black Maggies I, II, & III) focus on how black women build systems to navigate the internal and external worlds. Her work has appeared in magazines, lit journals, and local and international stages. Sharea has supported state art programming, read for literary magazines, moderated artist panels, facilitated writing workshops, consulted creative projects, and cultivated small communities from a space like home, Baltimore, MD. During the day, she works in higher education as the assistant director (pronounced Writing Specialist) of a university writing center; she also introduces American rhetoric and literature to international and multilingual learners. Reach out to Sharea at heyrea@shareaconsults.com
