Short Fiction: What Matters Most
by Amina Gautier You are on the way to your tango lesson with Tavares, the new young Puerto Rican teacher […]
by Amina Gautier You are on the way to your tango lesson with Tavares, the new young Puerto Rican teacher […]
Reviewed by Sidik Fofana It easily enough can be read as a parable. Abulu, a wild homeless man makes a
Reviewed by Sidik Fofana “He’s demanding to know how it is that in this day and age a black man
I’ll refer to James Baldwin who says the role of an artist is to illuminate the darkness—as difficult as it may be—in order to create a better world. The healing comes with the dialogue the work incites—the changed attitudes toward a certain group when they are humanized on the page; the efforts to do something about certain issues. That’s the power in writing about the difficult things. Our silences won’t protect us, nor will it change the world.