We are thrilled to welcome Hybrie Jenae to our Wednesday series of ten-minute live Zoom readings.

7:30 - 7:40 pm EST

Hosted by Lyndsey Ellis

The reading will be streamed live to our facebook page and you may also register to watch directly on Zoom. Registration for Zoom viewing is available through Eventbrite. Please register before 7:15 pm on the day of the event.

Hybrie Jenae is a self-published, Afro-feminist author. She received a BA in Psychology from Clark Atlanta University and a MSW, Mental Health Concentration and Social Entrepreneurship Specialization from Washington University. Hybrie Jenae resides in St. Louis, MO and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. 

The Life & Times of an HBCU Drama Queen is the first published book by the author, which includes a collection of short stories that chronicle the lives of students at Heritage Wells, a fictional historically Black college. Hybrie’s second short story collection, Celestial Nightmares: Urban Legend, tells stories of unexplainable encounters. Each story centers experiences of Black folks, primarily throughout the south and Midwest. Volume 1: Urban Legend explores the impact of moon magic on folklore.