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Monday, August 31, 2026
Books in Brief: Spirit Deep: Recovering the Sacred in Black Women's Travel by Tisha Brooks
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About the Book Publication : 2023 Publisher : University of Virginia Press A compelling exploration of how nineteenth-century Black wome...
Books in Brief: Striking Features: Psychoanalysis and Racial Passing Narratives by Donavan Ramon
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About the Book Publication : 2024 Publisher : Mercer University Press A provocative exploration of racial passing narratives through psy...
Books in Brief: Another Throat: Twenty-First-Century Black US Persona Poetry and the Archive by Ryan Sharp
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About the Book Publication: 2024 Publisher: The University of North Carolina Press A compelling exploration of how contemporary Black ...
Friday, August 21, 2026
Books in Brief: The Sisterhood: How a Network of Black Women Writers Changed American Culture by Courtney Thorsson
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About the Book Publication: 2023 Publisher: Columbia University Press A revealing account of how a groundbreaking network of Black women...
Books in Brief: Pitfalls of Prestige by Laura Elizabeth Vrana
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About the Book Publication: 2024 Publisher: The Ohio State University Press A critical examination of how literary institutions elevate, ...
Wednesday, August 19, 2026
Books in Brief: The Geographies of African American Short Fiction by Kenton Rambsy
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About the Book Publication: 2022 Publisher: University Press of Mississippi A long-overdue history of short stories, place, and the signif...
Saturday, August 15, 2026
A Companion Checklist to My Post on C. Liegh McInnis's Poem on Bob Ross
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These days, I tend to write shorter blog posts, but since this one, " From Phillis Wheatley and Scipio Moorhead to C. Liegh McInnis and...
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From Phillis Wheatley and Scipio Moorhead to C. Liegh McInnis and Bob Ross
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Painter, art instructor Bob Ross Every time I try to take a break from poetry, someone pulls me back in. This time, it was none other than C...
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