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Biography of S. Pearl Sharp

S. Pearl Sharp commentaries and essays are heard on NPR radio and other broadcast outlets.

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Her published literary works include the non-fiction Black Women For Beginners, the plays Dearly Beloved and The Sistuhs, four volumes of poetry, including Poets & Performers, New York City, early 1970’ In The Dark, and two poetry w/jazz CDs, On The Sharp Side and Higher Ground.

She was the 2006-2007 Poet Laureate of Los Angeles’ Watts Towers Arts Center. S. Pearl worked with esteemed actress Beah Richards on There’s A Brown Girl In The Ring, a collection of the actress’ essays, later adapting them to stage.

Sharp was Senior Editor for Juneteenth Audio Books/ Time-Warner, the first commercial Black audio-books company, founded by CEO Steve Williams, where she co-directed the recordings of books by Bebe Moore Campbell, Susan L.

Taylor and Ernest J. Gaines.

An independent filmmaker, Sharp create