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06/1999 Ms. Private Eye These black female crime-fighters are breathing new life into the murder mystery genre. Mosaic interviewed two of the hottest crime noire novelist today. Grace Edwards by Nikki Terry Eleanor Taylor Bland by Nichole Shields The Crisis Reader An in-depth look at a collection of articles from The NAACP’s Crisis Magazine by…
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04/1999 E. Lynn Harris: Abide By Him With his latest book Abide With Me E. Lynn Harris sits down to discuss his life as one of today’s top writers. by Renee Michel Lee Meadows by Mo Fleming Getting Hooked bell hooks is one of today’s most prolific writers onrace and culture. Here we find out…
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12/1998 Sonia Sanchez Kimberla Lawson Roby Camika Spenser Mars Hill Ann Petry Nkiru Books The Writing Business by Pat Houser Speak Dis! by Tony Medina The Struggle for Visibility of African American Women’s Literature by Dorothy Harris Excerpt of The Moaners’ Bench by Mars Hill Reviews Assault on Paradise by Latiana Lobo Blue As the…
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09/1998 Interviews Sandra Lee Gould by Renee Michel Nalo Hopkinson by William Ashanti Hobbs III Colson Whitehead by Akilah Monifah Reg e. Gaines The Mystery of Gayl Jones by Kelly Howard Getting Published: How to Get There From Here by Herbert Stern The Domain of the Sisters by Omar Tyree African American Book Clubs by Pat Neblett Review…
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Southern Comfort: Louisiana’s Black Writers
Southern Comfort: Louisiana’s Black Writers by Rosa Lili Mosaic #1 | April 1998 Everyone knows about Louisiana cooking and New Orleans jazz, but there is also a lot to say about this state’s local writers. There’s a written tradition by blacks there which dates back to the 19th century.
