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HIM AMNGTON
<br /> 7 Bluebell Court
<br /> Durham,NC 27713
<br /> (919)323-9036
<br /> kim@kimarrington.com
<br /> EDUCATION
<br /> January 1998—May 2000 North Carolina Central University
<br /> • Bachelor of Arts,Magna Cum Laude
<br /> • Major: English Concentration:Electronic Media
<br /> August 1995—March 1997 Howard University
<br /> • Classes in Literary Composition,Jazz History,Jazz Vocal
<br /> Ensemble,Political Science
<br /> PUBLICATIONS
<br /> Mississippi Quarterly, When I Consider the Open Casket,University of Southern Mississippi,
<br /> Hattiesburg,Mississippi,July 2008 Issue
<br /> Drumvoices Revue, Wright's Weapons and Bigger's Say So,Eugene B.Redmond's Writers Club and
<br /> Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville,Edwardsville,IL,Spring 2008 Issue
<br /> Hearing Is Believing II, What is Permanent Press?,Duke University Center for Documentary Studies,
<br /> Durham,NC
<br /> In The People's Hands, misogynist in me and another black-penned suicide note,SpiritHouse,
<br /> Durham,NC,August Issue,Vol. 1.Issue 1
<br /> Stanford University's Committee on Black Performing Arts Black Arts Quarterly,the slick of black,
<br /> Palo Alto,California,November 28,2006,Vol. 11.Issue 1
<br /> Southwest Durham Quality of Life Project,It's Never Too Late,Duke University Center for
<br /> Documentary Studies, Durham,NC
<br /> Tribes Magazine,Durham,NC,I AM BLACK HISTORY, Kim Arrington,February 2006 Issue
<br /> TRIBES Magazine,Durham,NC,Can't Turn a Ho into a Housewife, Kim Arrington,September 2005
<br /> Issue.
<br /> greased scalp press, Durham,NC,the lapis dwellers,Kim Arrington,August 2005
<br /> Durham Herald-Sun,Durham,NC,Letters To The Editor: We have grown used to pervasive racial
<br /> injustice,Kim Arrington,June 2, 2005
<br /> Independent Weekly,Durham,NC,Poetry: A dance of words, images, and hips and hands, Zelda
<br /> Lockhart,June 1,2005 Issue
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