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The Life and Legacy of Black Queer Literature
August 8, 2012 – I attended the panel “Live to Tell: The Life and Legacy of Black Queer Literature,” which was presented by the Black Gay & Lesbian Archive Program Series at the Schomburg Center for Research into Black Culture.
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Mosaic 12
12/2002 Interview James Earl Hardy Joyce Palmer Gwendolyn Brooks Writers’ ConferenceAnthologies Excerpt Greenwichtown by Joyce Palmer Reviews Approaching the Center by Myronn Hardy Bird At My Window by Rosa Guy Chester Himes: A Life by James Sallis Erasure by Percival Everett The Fire of the Origins by Emmanuel Dongala Here’s To You, Jesusa by Elena…
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Mosaic 11
09/2001 Country Grammar Poet Nikky Finney talks about her southern roots and the poetry she writes. by Tara Betts Criminal Minded Before Walter Mosley, Colson Whitehead or Valerie Wilson Wesley there was Chester Himes. His novels have been signatures of Black crime noir novels. by Michael Marsh Assata Revisited Exiled in Cuba, Assata Shakur‘s shadow…
