Frenchie Davis is a multi-talented spoken word artist specializing in erotica. She has produced, directed and hosted various poetic events throughout the Detroit Metropolitan Area including being the associate producer for HBO’s Russell Simmons Presents Def poetry Jam Detroit competitions in September of 2001.

With the “Sho you Right” poetry series at Co-Co’s House of Comedy, “Spoken Flavors,” Eargasms and her last hosting preview at the “Premiere” poetry series. She was the instrument to secure features like National Poetry Slam Champions Reggie Gibson and KAYO. She has performed on stage with them as well as Detroit’s Aurora Harris, Jessica Care Moore, Khary Kimani Turner, & The Black Bottom Collective, Atlanta’s Dr. Tiy-E Muhammad, author Michael Baisden, legendary poet Sonia Sanchez, and The Last Poets. Frenchie has opened for Def Jam recording artist Musiq Soulchild and Relativity Records’ Common. Frenchie has traveled across the US sharing her unique take on Human Sexuality.

Her intimate hurricane has touched down in Illinois, Maryland, Washington D.C., Nevada, Canada, Massachusetts, Georgia, Oklahoma, and the Big Apple. Her work has been written about or appeared in The Native Detroiter Magazine, The Michigan Chronicle, WJLB-FM 98, and Kiss-FM of New York City.

Frenchie now resides in New York where she continues to push her first self-published work titled, “Not From Between My Thighs”. This book will make you laugh at yourself and your sexual antics, cry about you life and your lovers, and make you wonder why you bother with either.

Her immediate accomplishments include featuring for Russell Simmons presents HBO’s Def Poetry Jam’s third season. She is the first sex columnist for The Monitor newspaper at Marymount Manhattan College of New York where she is pursuing her college Degree to pursue her Ed.D of Education in Human Sexuality. Poetry may not always be ‘in’ but the education and entertainment she leaves behind will.

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