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Writer and teaching artist Daemond Arrindell reads Evie Shockley’s “quiet as it’s kept,” plus his own poem “Juneteenth,” from a manuscript in process.
Daemond Arrindell is a multi-genre writer, film maker, educator, performer, and equity consultant. He has been a faculty member of TAT Lab, the Washington State Teaching Artist Training Lab; Freehold Theatre, leading poetry & theatre residencies at Monroe Correctional Complex since 2006; Adjunct faculty at Seattle University; Senior Writer-In-Residence through Seattle Arts & Lectures’ Writers in the Schools Program; and Poet-In-Residence for Skagit River Poetry Foundation.
Writer and teaching artist Daemond Arrindell reads Evie Shockley’s “quiet as it’s kept,” plus his own poem “Juneteenth,” from a manuscript in process.
Daemond Arrindell is a multi-genre writer, film maker, educator, performer, and equity consultant. He has been a faculty member of TAT Lab, the Washington State Teaching Artist Training Lab; Freehold Theatre, leading poetry & theatre residencies at Monroe Correctional Complex since 2006; Adjunct faculty at Seattle University; Senior Writer-In-Residence through Seattle Arts & Lectures’ Writers in the Schools Program; and Poet-In-Residence for Skagit River Poetry Foundation.
