phatLit presents! pt. 3

phatLit Presents is a funding presentation for phati'tude Literary TV Show (formerly phatLiterature, A Literary TV Program), featuring excerpts from 13 episodes produced in 2002, 2004 and 2006. Available in 4 parts.

phati'tude Literary TV Show (formerly phatLiterature, A Literary TV Program), produced by the Intercultural Alliance of Artists & Scholars, Inc. (IAAS), is a TV program featuring interviews of emerging and established writers who inspire, inform and educate with creativity and passion for their craft through a medium that is accessible to all.

phati'tude features poets, writers and scholars who discuss the writing process and how that process reveals and defines their lives. They also provide insight into the historical, social, cultural and political connections that appear in their works, and enliven the exploration of literature and literary analysis with dramatizations and readings. phati'tude also features a Q&A segment and showcases visual artists by integrating their works as part of the set design, including a 60- second segment, VISUAL SIGNATURES, which appears in each episode.
The series also covers the larger role of poets and writers in world literature by investigating Arab, Israeli, Asian American and Russian writers, as well as dedicating programs to specific poets and authors such as: Langston Hughes, Gwendolyn Brooks and Margaret Walker. CHECK OUT OR WEBSITE AT http://www.phatitude.org or email us at info@phatitude.org.

phati'tude is produced by Intercultural Alliance of Artists & Scholars, Inc., a NY-based nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that promotes multicultural literature and literacy. (http://www.theiaas.org)

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