ynne
d. Johnson writes about music, cyberculture, literature, and the performing and
visual arts. You can find her articles, essays, and poetry in various magazines,
books, and on Websites, such as Africana.com,
(ai)
performance for the planet, Artbyte, Bum
Rush the Page: A Def Poetry Jam (Three Rivers Press: 2001),
SonicNet.com, and VIBE.
She is also editor-at-large for Mosaic
Literary Magazine and contributing editor to pointD.com
’ the point of music distribution.
Technology and hip-hop music and culture have been the basis for much of Lynne's writing, as well as in her work as an educator. She teaches instructional technology to middle school educators in the MS program in urban and multicultural education at the College of Mount Saint Vincent, and recently served as a panelist on the "Psychology of Hip-Hop Panel" at Rutgers University Student Community of Hip-Hop, Hip-Hop Explosion Seminar, and on the "Technology Panel" on the Microsoft Build Your Own Business Tour.
In her former lives, Lynne was the technology editor at BlackPlanet.com, an African-American community-based Website; associate editor of Digital New York, an online and offline publication for creatives working in print and Web design, digital photography and digital video; and managing editor of Beat Down, a hip-hop publication. She also taught a planning for media production course in the undergraduate communications program at the College of Mount Saint Vincent.
Book Reviewed on AALBC.com include:
Blow Back by Eric James Fullilove
Tavis Smiley Books by Tavis Smiley
When
Chickenheads Come Home to Roost - My Life as a Hip-Hop Feminist
by Joan Morgan
Related Links
Official Homepage
http://www.lynnedjohnson.com