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Tyeastia L. Green, known as Tye, is a prolific artist and writer who has published three spoken word CDs, authored two award-winning screenplays, and created and executive produced a television series. She began sharing her erotic poetry over ten years ago both on stage and online. Her writing appeals to a wide audience regardless of differences. Tye has had her screenplays honored at several film festivals and her television series has been featured and reviewed in multiple online publications. She owns and operates four websites related to her work.
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Biography of tye green
- 1. Biography of Tye Green Tyeastia L. Green (Tye) is a dynamic artist whose talents as writer have taken her from private journal writer to a self published producer of three spoken word CD’s, author of two award winning screenplays, creator of TH3M! and executive producer/writer of PreDestined. An unassuming artist, Tye has been sharing her erotic poetry with her adorning fans for over ten years both on stage and online. In an age of internet blogging Tye developed a highly successful website that gave women the opportunity to experience her poetic gift first hand as well as sharing their own words of prose. Tye gives insight to her world that all but eliminates thoughts of differences in a society that is driven on dividing- Tye’s writing appeals to people of all walks of life, gay, straight, white, or black. The only quality that one must possess in order to be swept up by Tye’s gift as writer is being a human. Tyeastia ‘Noetic’ ‘Tye’ Green Publications and Film Festivals 12 Disciples – Screenplay (Honorable Mention, Org. of Black Screenwriters 2009) PreDestined- Screenplay (Winner of The Sweet Auburn International Film Festival 2008) PreDestined- Screenplay (Honorable Mention, The Indie Festival 2008) PreDestined- Screenplay (Semi-finalist ScriptShark 2008) Poetic Scripts- Spoken Word CD/self published 2005 Stories of Passion- Spoken Word CD/self published 2005 Silky Smoov Panti Droppaz- Spoken Word Collaborative CD/self published 2007 Online Interviews and Publications Pmyner.com- Myne Mic performance and exclusive interview Sablemagazine.com- Featured artist Creative-women.com- Featured artist Kuma2.net- Featured Poetry Gay Black Female Magazine- Interviewed Treazuremag.com- Feature artist and exclusive interview G-Spot Radio Spoken Chaos- Feature artist and exclusive interview TH3M! – TV Pilot – Article: Insight News TH3M! – Review – AfterEllen TH3M! – Interview – AfterEllen TH3M! – Interview – Soon 2 Be Famous TH3M! – Interview – Cherry Grrl Radio Appearances KFAI Groove Garden- Minneapolis, Mn KFAI Fresh Fruit- Minneapolis, Mn TH3M! – Interview – E3 Radio
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