Tag: Their Eyes Were Watching God

• J. California Cooper: Interview

  

  by Kimberly Collins J. California Cooper has plenty to say about life. She is, after all, the matriarch of the blues. A Berkley, California native, Cooper now lives in Portland, Oregon.

  Mosaic Magazine

  October 16, 2013

  Interviews

  african american history, african-american literary magazine, Alice Walker, black american history, Edith Wharton, J. California Cooper, June Jordan, Kimberly Collins, mosaic, mosaic magazine, Pearl Buck, southern, Ten Commandments, The Wake of the Wind, Their Eyes Were Watching God, Zora Neale Hurston

• MLC2012 Highlights

  November 9 & 10, 2012 – The Mosaic Literary Conference kicked off with a lively discussion of Their Eyes Were Watching God led by award-winning writer Carl Hancock Rux.

  November 15, 2012

  Around Town, Blog, Uncategorized

  AALBC.com, Acentos, African Voices, Alice Walker, Black Girl Project, Carl Hancock Rux, Center for Black Literature, Color Purple, Community Word Project, Dominion of New York, Longwood Art Gallery, Marcia Wilson, National Book Foundation, New York Writers Coalition, Poets & Passion, The Literary Network, The Mosaic Literary Conference, Their Eyes Were Watching God, WideVision Photography, WNYC Radio, Zora Neale Hurston