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…be curious,” Smith told The New York Times. The title poem in “Wade in the Water” is “for the Geechee Gullah Ring Shouters” and is based in an experience Smith…

…years researching and writing “The War Before the War: Fugitive Slaves and the Struggle for America’s Soul from the Revolution to the Civil War.” It focuses on the courageous enslaved…

…from his home. At 17, Mahajan enrolled at Stanford University, where he studied English and economics. A week before he arrived, the September 11 hijackers brought down the World Trade Towers…

…they are black, or because they are women, but because they are part of the American epic.” Shetterly, herself comfortable with calculations, graduated from the University of Virginia and landed…

…Jesse F. Goodwin on the final page of his groundbreaking Olio “for giving me the start to be able to finish this book.” It didn’t come easily. After the auspicious…

…success has enabled her to challenge prevailing assumptions about community, gender, and class. Her profoundly nuanced style and commitment to these issues have earned her critical acclaim. In 1993, she…

…deep historical research into Brown’s early life, exploring the private man before he led a failed slave revolt at Harpers Ferry, Virginia and became a figure of enduring public debate….

The overwhelming response to The Language of the Goddess from artists, women, mythologists and many others was, for Marija Gimbutas, a complete surprise. When The Civilization of the Goddess appeared…

Richard S. Dunn is a professor emeritus of American History at the University of Pennsylvania, where he founded and directed the McNeil Center for Early American Studies. He was born…

…Anisfield-Wolf juror Rita Dove. “The writing is exquisite; her descriptions of water – Victoria Falls, Lake Malawi, even rain – are awesome.” She wrote the opening paragraph in 2000 and…

…man. He discusses the contribution of thinkers such as Antiphon, Aristotle, the Cynics or Zeno; the influence of great historical movements like the rise of Macedon and Rome; and also…

…relationship with the wider world–that is, the invasion of foreign peoples, ideas, and institutions that has been a pervasive influence in shaping African political, economic, and social life. This volume…

…(2001), American Sublime (2005), which was one of three finalists for the Pulitzer Prize and was one of the American Library Association’s “Notable Books of the Year;” and her first…

…Patterson has written globally influential books on slavery and its opposite pole, freedom. His works are profoundly interdisciplinary, mining comparative histories and insisting on the complex significance of culture. In…

Gibbons’s first novel takes place in east Texas in 1910 during the time of white rule-not by law but by lynch mob. Amid the suffocating racism and fear, half-Choctaw, half-white…

…taxes, and nonviolent, passive resistance in the face of mobs. Historian Carleton Mabee won the Pulitzer Prize in 1944 for his book, The American Leonardo: A Life of Samuel F….

In this evocative memoir, Brent Staples poses some compelling questions: Where does the family end the self begin? What do we owe our families and what do we owe ourselves?…

…of civilization’s struggle and competition. Indeed, racial inferiority lay at the very foundation of the evolutionary framework and, remaining there, rose to the pinnacle of “truth” with the myth of…

…the Holocaust: civilization needed to be rescued from this dark, earthbound race by the “world of good, of light, incarnated in blond, blue-eyed people” marching under the sun-god’s symbol, the…

…Lamming wrote five more novels and a collection of essays, The Pleasures of Exile, which examines Caribbean politics and race. His poetry and short stories were published in various anthologies….