The doyenne of American fiction, letters, and culture, writer of several prize-winning novels, passed away after a brief illness....
African literature has long been asked to teach readers about their pasts. What if readers learned of their futures...
Two poets and critics discuss literature, race, politics, and the 1956 passport denial to WEB DuBois for a conference...
The Ingenuity Festival hosts a public dialogue on history and race with acclaimed US Poet Laureate, Tracy K Smith. Genre:...
Callaloo, a journal on original, creative and critical work by and from the African diaspora, is now accepting submissions....
The Nigerian authors meet to discuss their writing at the forefront of “Africa’s quiet LGBT revolution” in Boston Brookline...
Biographer, Ray Arsenault, and sports journalist William Rhoden meet to discuss the tennis champion's life, activism, and new biography. Genre:...
Domingo stages a reading of the play, “DOT,” at the Museum of the African Diaspora, San Francisco, California. Genre: Readings,...
The venue is a museum, the medium is film, the exploratory mode is that of Toni Morrison, literary, perceptive,...
Novelist Junot Diaz has decided to reveal, via nonfiction writing, childhood trauma that he has previously channeled through characters,...
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