June 2, 2005 – Mosaic Magazine

Review–Wild Like That: Good Stuff Smellin Strong by Tish Benson

Reviewed by Jacqueline Jones LaMon Tish Benson’s Wild Like That is a collection of poetry, prose, interviews, and scripts that […]

Reviewed by Kiini Ibura Salaam A dark beauty with mysterious powers and a slashed throat steps off a boat in

Reviewed by Deatra Haimé Anderson J. California Cooper’s wily gift is being able to preach the gospel of fine and

Reviewed by Connease Warren At first consideration the title of Tierno Monénembo’s novel The Oldest Orphan seems insufficient in describing

Reviewed by Halimah Abdullah A History of the African-American People (proposed) by Strom Thurmond is an epistolary satire that lampoons

Five poets stepping out of the Bronx, NYC—the birthplace of lyrical contenders—enter the stream of artists who are keeping it

By Remica Bingham Literary artifacts grace every corner of E. Ethelbert Miller’s home and each speaks to his extensive legacy