Tag: Mecca Jamilah Sullivan

• Mecca Jamilah Sullivan: Interview

  

  Mecca Jamilah Sullivan’s collection unfolds like a letter bestowed by an elder who has kept certain secrets at bay until the reader is old enough, mature enough to receive it, appreciate it.

  Mosaic Magazine

  November 16, 2015

  Interviews

  Blue Talk and Love, Mecca Jamilah Sullivan, Nicole Dennis-Benn

• Pear-blossoms and Mule-eyes: A Review of Rachel Eliza Griffiths’ Mule & Pear

  Rachel Eliza Griffiths’ Mule & Pear: Review By Mecca Jamilah Sullivan This review first appeared in Cerise Press Vol 4. Issue 10 The black woman is “de mule uh de world.” So says the world-wise and work-weary Granny, Janie’s grandmother in Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God. In making this now famous declaration, Granny not only…

  July 14, 2012

  Reviews

  african american history, african-american literary magazine, black american history, Brooklyn, cave canem, Mecca Jamilah Sullivan, mosaic, mosaic magazine, Mule & Pear, poetry, Rachel Eliza Griffiths