Sharing the Joy of Writing A Life
Recently a group of member writers from Biographers International have begun meeting online as the Black Lives Roundtable. We are a multi-racial, diverse group of “genre-fluid” creatives, independent scholars, academics, and community historians with projects in various stages of development. Some have a number of published books to their credit, while others are on the brink of a debut launch. Some are in the initial phases of putting story-telling structure to years of researched information, while others have just begun pondering how to write about a subject (or an historical collective) who is persistent in calling their name. Some of us are writing about people who are long dead, so the project is not complicated by the perspectives of living relatives. For those of us whose subjects have only been gone a few decades, the matter of living relatives is far from moot.
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