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Saturday’s AWBA events start at the Martin L. King, Jr. Branch of the Cleveland Public Library with an opening keynote and complimentary refreshments, followed by a series of rich conversations…

…the 1955 lynching of Emmett Till. “This is a wickedly clever novel of ideas in the guise of genre fiction, a combination of mystery, thriller, police procedural and absurdist comedy,”…

A. Van Jordan combines the tragic poignancy of the blues with the cinematic sweep of a documentary in his deeply humane and highly imaginative second book, M·A·C·N·O·L·I·A, which focuses on…

With this final volume of his superb biography, Rampersad comes to the racist exclusion and crippling attacks from the right that forced Hughes to scramble for a meager living. Rampersad…

…1948, the reviews hailed it as “beautiful and profoundly moving . . . steeped in sadness and grief but radiant with hope and compassion.” The book’s protagonist is Stephen Kumalo,…

…earning a bachelor’s degree in music (1934) and a master’s degree in music history (1935) with an emphasis on Africa. In addition to her studies as a vocalist and composer,…

Mohsin Hamid was born in Lahore, Pakistan. After completing his schooling in Pakistan, Hamid attended Princeton University, where he graduated summa cum laude with a degree from the Woodrow Wilson…

…on Citizens Council charges ranging from practicing communism to insulting a Confederate general’s memory. In Mississippi, his has been a lonely battle. James W. Silver was a brave professor at…

…Honor and Pity and Pride and Compassion and Sacrifice,” features a Vietnamese character named Nam who is struggling to complete his Iowa Writer’s Workshop master’s as his father comes for…

This book tells the story of Ivory Perry, a black worker and community activist who, for more than thirty years, has distributed the leaflets, carried the picket signs, and planned…

…the Buffalo Trust, a foundation committed to preserving Native American culture. His writing emphasizes the radical mystery of nature, and he believes that “the highest human purpose is to reinvent…

…composed of scholars from Italy, France, Finland, Hungary, Russia, China and the United States, as well as an editor of the group’s journal World Futures: The Journal of General Evolution….

…the Croatian fishing community of San Pedro, California. He became a naturalized United States citizen in 1918. At first he worked as a manual laborer and later at a Yugoslavian…

…African American Studies at Harvard University. Brown’s book is a groundbreaking investigation into the roots, combatants, cartography and reverberations of the largest slave revolt in the 18th Century British Atlantic…

…the overlooked and the ordinary, illuminating how Black communities have long used their yards as sites of beauty, resistance, and storytelling. Her poems echo with the textures of reclaimed land,…

…obstacle of racial intolerance—presented with such cutting truth, such fidelity to life, such compassion and understanding, that their problem becomes, indelibly, the reader’s own. With rare perceptiveness, Gwethalyn Graham takes…

…combination mystery, thriller, police procedural and absurdist comedy.” The creator has two dozen books to his credit, including a 2021 Pulitzer finalist “Telephone.” Sometimes he chafes at their parsing. “Apparently…

…a faculty position at Harvard University.  “I think the way in which I approach history comes from times I spent with my grandmother when I was a girl,” Miles told…

…time from her home in Washington DC.  The Boys in the Light follows the parallel journeys of Company D and Eddie Willner, the author’s father, as they are caught up…

…Dobzhansky, cannot be understood as a purely biological process, nor can it be adequately described as a history of culture; rather, it is the interaction between the two components of…