Think in Ink: A BIPOC Literary Collective
Think In Ink, Cosima Smith, Chris L. ButlerA literary collective created by and for writers of color. We are a social gathering space for writers of the global majority that seek solidarity, community, and connection as well as resources and opportunties.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 47 | Subscribers | Read | thinkininkzine.substack.com |
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Think In Ink is a BIPOC collective geared towards giving resources and opportunties to writers of color.
Cosima Smith is an editor and writer from small-town Virginia.
I am a Black poet and writer. I have lived across the US and Canada, but am originally from Philly. Enjoy my writing here on Substack where I cover the arts.
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