Tag: Pat Neblett

• Bernice McFadden

  

  Ten years ago, after the publication of her first book, Sugar, Pat Neblett interviewed Bernice McFadden for Mosaic. Twelve books later, Bernice remains an important voice in American literature. On a rainy spring evening photographer Marcia Wilson and I visited the author’s home in Brooklyn, NY to document an exclusive reading from her new book…

  Mosaic Magazine

  April 25, 2010

  Interviews

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• Issue 9

  Issue #9 06/2000 On the Verge Mosaic features three new novelists who have written poignant books dealing with race and sexuality. Bernice McFadden Sugar by Pat Neblett Myrlin Hermes Careful What You Wish For by Pat Neblett Bil Wright Sunday You Learn How To Box by Nikki Terry

  June 7, 2000

  Back Issues

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