Celeste started writing poetry as a child and continued for decades to do so. In addition to her own anthology of poetry, she collaborated with African American writers in Los Angeles to publish Renaissance Pages, History Pages, Love Between The Pages And Kwanzaa Pages. She wrote her first play, "Tragedy's Blossom" in 1979 produced in 1980. Since that time, she went on to write over a dozen scripts for the stage, television and film. Celeste worked with the Los Angeles Black Playwrights and theatrical company, West Coast Ensemble to develop her early career dramatic writing. Her scripts have been produced in several Los Angeles theaters. A third of her scripts have been directed by Ms. Frazier herself. Her video of "A Dream Deferred" garnered an award from the Black American Cinema Society and is available in the Special Collections of the Los Angeles Public Library. Other workshop productions and readings have taken place on the East Coast and Midwest as well. Celeste is the screenwriter for four films, including the AFI-produced "VOWS", based on her play, "Empathy". Her poetry, short stories and essays have been published in various publications over the years. Rev. Celeste's book entitled "In Spirit, In Love" is composed of some of her spiritual poetry and spiritual essays, and is available on Amazon.com. Celeste has been a contributing writer to several e-zines and spiritual magazines, including Science of Mind Magazine, Creative Thinking, Infinite Field Magazine, Creative Thought and Inner Visions. She is a blogger so look for her writings online.