By Kenton Rambsy
Anthologies and Black Short Fiction
The visualizations below comprehend the circulation histories of Black short fiction spanning almost 100 years.
• Locating the Big 7
• 9 Different Anthology Types Including Black Short Fiction
• Tracing Black Short Story Writers Across 100 Anthologies
The Geographies of the Big 7’s Short Stories
The following visualizations chart the geographic locations and settings that appear in the most frequently republished short stories by the Big 7.
• The Geographies of The Big 7’s Short Stories
• The Geographies of Charles Chesnutt’s Short Stories
• The Geographies of Zora Neale Hurston’s Short Stories
• The Geographies of Richard Wright’s Short Stories
• The Geographies of Ralph Ellison’s Short Stories
• The Geographies of James Baldwin’s Short Stories
• The Geographies of Toni Cade Bambara’s Short Stories
• The Geographies of Alice Walker’s Short Stories
Characters
The following visualizations highlight characters and character demographics in the most frequently republished short stories by the Big 7.
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Characters in the Big 7 Short Stories
• Characters in Charles Chesnutt’s Short Stories
• Characters in Zora Neale Hurston’s Short Stories
• Characters in Richard Wright’s Short Stories
• Characters in Ralph Ellison’s Short Stories
• Characters in James Baldwin’s Short Stories
• Characters in Toni Cade Bambara’s Short Stories
• Characters in Alice Walker’s Short Stories
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This entry is part of a series--A Notebook on The Geographies of African American Short Stories.
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