I’m excited to read this new book by Jess Row, Your Face in Mine. It’s about a white Jewish man who undergoes racial re-assignment surgery and becomes a black man. It puts me in mind of one of my favorite books by George Schuyler called Black No More. You can read a little about the book here in a New York Times story by Felicia Lee. And read Festival favorite writer Emily Raboteau’s New York Times Book Review take on the book here. —Heidi Durrow
What It Feels Like When Your Whole Identity Isn’t Recognized
1st Mixed Remixed Write-In Now in Seattle and LA! Oct. 11 at 11am
UPDATE: THIS EVENT WILL BE HELD ON OCT. 25, 2014 AT 11AM. SAME LOCATIONS! We’re excited to have our very first write-in. Now you can meet-up in Los Angeles and the Seattle Area. Bring your neglected work-in-progress and laptop or paper and pen and get energized by your fellow Mixed Remixed writers. And please let us know that you’re coming so we can save some tables together! RSVP here.
Los Angeles: at the Coffee Connection, 3838 S. Centinela Avenue, LA, CA.
Seattle: Third Place Books, Lake Forest Place, 17171 NE Bothell Way, Lake Forest Park, WA 98155
See you then! – Heidi Durrow
Mixed Remixed Survey: Best Interracial Love Stories On-Screen
What do you think guys? What is the best interracial love story on the big-screen? We’ll tally your votes and then see if we can screen it for a special Valentine’s Day event with all of you! Let us know your favorites here.
100-Foot Journey: Movie Review
I reviewed the book this film is based on for NPR a few years ago so I was eager to see how it translated to the big screen. And can I say I thought it translated quite well!
It’s a sweet fairy-tale kind of story and it’s also the kind of story that the Mixed Remixed Festival loves to celebrate: a story about our racial and cultural connectedness. I don’t think I’m spoiling it by saying that the story features not one but two interracial relationships. And well, it’s just a lovely story about longing, and dreaming and what it really means to make your dreams come true. Check it out! I think you’ll like it a lot!–Heidi Durrow
Mixed Remixed Movie Meet-up: Dear White People
Join us for the 1st ever Mixed Remixed Movie Meet-Up on October 18, 2014 in NY and LA to see Dear White People. We’re excited to see this film and want to make sure that we support it. SAVE THE DATE! More information to come. —Heidi Durrow
Another Great Mixed Remixed Read
If you’re looking for a great read that deals with the Mixed experience. Check out All Our Names by Dinaw Mengetsu. It’s the story of an interracial romance between a mid-western woman and an immigrant African man. Touching and well-told. I highly recommend it.–Heidi Durrow
Who Should be the Next Storyteller’s Prize Recipient?
This year’s Storyteller’s Prize winners were just amazing and we can’t wait to share some video with you soon from that wonderful award show. In the meantime, we’re asking you: who deserves a Storyteller’s Prize for 2015? Let us know who you think we should pick! Share your ideas here.-Heidi Durrow
Mixed Remixed Donor Dinner #2
We couldn’t have had a better time with Festival supporter Lenora Drew and her family and friends. Thank you for your support of the Festival! It means the world to us. –Heidi Durrow
P.S. Have you donated to the Festival yet? Do it now!
1st Mixed Remixed Write-In Oct. 11: Save the Date
We’re excited to have our very first write-in on Oct. 11 11am-1pm at the Coffee Connection, 3838 S. Centinela Avenue, LA, CA. Bring your neglected work-in-progress and laptop or paper and pen and get energized by your fellow Mixed Remixed writers. And please let us know that you’re coming so we can save some tables together! RSVP here. See you then! – Heidi Durrow
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