Mosaic 44:
James Baldwin at 100
Mosaic #44: James Baldwin at 100 celebrates Baldwin’s enduring literary and cultural legacy through essays, poetry, and visual art. Featuring work by Keisha-Gaye Anderson, Marwa Helal, and other contemporary writers and artists, the issue reflects on Baldwin’s explorations of race, identity, love, justice, and belonging, and why his work remains vital today. Editor: Roberto Garcia. Click here to read more.
♥ Mosaic #45: As the first independent Black republic, Haiti’s legacy is one of strength, creativity, and perseverance. The new Mosaic will honor the voices and experiences that have shaped the nation, blending contemporary narratives with personal accounts from our community.
Mosaic 43: Queer
Mosaic #43 features a compelling collection of writers who speak to and document the queer experience. Editor: Mecca Jamilah Sullivan. Click here for details
This year, the Mosaic Literary Conference draws its creative and intellectual inspiration from Kleaver Cruz’s The Black Joy Project, centering joy not as an afterthought but as a deliberate, radical framework for cultural expression, and community building. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Mosaic Lesson Plans
Mosaic develops workshops and lesson plans that demonstrate how Mosaic’s content, books, and culture can help empower educators, parents, and community-based organizations to use books, writing, and reading to engage curious minds. We invite the community to take part in our programs. Read more….
The Beautiful Ones
Mosaic is committed to providing a space to the beautiful ones –writers such as Lucille Clifton, NIkki Giovanni, William Melvin Kelly who are blessed with the imprimatur “elder.” Their words and lives embody the work that must be done to nurture movements that continue to resonate and bear fruit. Read more….