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Joycely Writes
WELCOME TO THE BEGINNING
About Joycely
WRITER | PERFORMER
TRANSFORMATIVE SPACE HOLDER
I started writing at 8 years old because I had been silenced as a child within the hierarchy of Black oppression. I was told to“Be seen not heard” and that “I know better than you because I am older.”
Writing became my resistance and my release. My writing allows me to process, to live, to continue.
I write to heal myself and to heal Black & Brown women and femmes.
I write because curiosity drives me. I have so many questions about this life. I want to learn, I want to learn from my fuck ups and other people's fuck ups and people to learn from mine.
This is my invitation to learn together.
JOYCE LEE
HALCYON MOTTO:
We Center Our Reflections
We Treasure Our Healers
We Choose Our Healing
Upcoming Events
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Fri, Feb 26ZoomFeb 26, 2021, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM PSTZoomWeek 4 Feb 26th: When Can We Talk About the Fall? Guest: Mahogany L. Browne What/Who did you have to say no to in order to say yes to yourself? Please respond on my IG or Titter @JoycelyWrites. I will reply! Session Recording Available for $25 (ticket price)
Mon, Mar 01Zoom- Fri, Mar 05Zoom
Dancing In The Presence of Men: A Book of Love & Lovers
JANUARY 12, 2020
International storyteller and performance poet Joyce Lee reflects on 15 years of lovers and her life of loving and learning in Dancing in the Presence of Men. She explores the raw emotion and physicality of love without censorship or permission, examining loss, grief, sensuality, self-ownership and healing. Sonya Renee Taylor (author of The Body Is Not An Apology) says, "The poems in Dancing in the Presence of Men are a map toward what it means to gather up the far flung pieces of our womanhood and mosaic ourselves back into source magic. Joyce Lee's new work dances, inviting us all to do the same, no matter who's watching."
