Tuesdays w/ Tuesday

“Get It Girl”

-Uncle Jimmy (Prudence)

Photo By TSE

Photo By TSE

Gut Punching Poet

Coming Of Age

Identifying Father

Wayne Literary Review 2020

http://wlr.weebly.com/submissions.html

They Say I Don’t Know Nothing

“Urban Appalachian Girl”

TILDE Volume 3 ISSUE 1 summer 2020

https://www.thirtywestph.com/maison

Thomas

The Helix Magazine 2019

https://helixmagazine.org/

Jerry West By West,

First Appeared in Barzakh Magazine 2019

https://www.barzakh.net/spring-2019


Lipstick and Earrings

First Appeared in Feminine Rising: Voices of Power and Invisibility

(Cynren Press 2019)

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I was entranced with her work, her delivery and her unique voice. The world she painted with her verse was often uncomfortable to hear and sit with, but she drew me in and held me there.
— Dennise Renee Smith, Esq.
She can create curriculum, develop programs/projects, work with community partners, supervise staff, and educate our children. Tuesday wants the best for any population of people that she serves. She fights continuously for the rights of disenfranchised populations and when she advocates for their rights it fulfills her soul deep from within. Tuesday is a woman with a vision. She is a fearless leader with a generous heart. Tuesday Taylor personifies humility, self-confidence, and authenticity.
— Morris H. Ervin, Jr. Youth Development Professional Mansa Consulting
Tuesday’s voice is fearless and fragile. She’s bold enough to be vulnerable and brave enough to take the greatest risk of all: telling the truth.
— Jon Matthews American Film Director, Writer & Producer
 

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