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…writer. Deloria advocates the ethnic pride fostered by tribalism, which is a covenantal relationship between people, land, and religion that makes each community robust and distinctive. Deloria promotes the quasi-independence…

…and enthrall his devoted readers. Written by one of the world’s leading Poe experts, this biography is a rich and rewarding study for the general reader as well as for…

…coma. During months in the hospital, the author began to write the story of her family for her unconscious daughter. In the telling, bizarre ancestors appear before our eyes; we…

Tracy K. Smith, the daughter of an engineer and a teacher, is the current U.S. Poet Laureate. Born in Massachusetts, she grew up in northern California, where her four older…

…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…

…are out fetching a television from a repair shop. Hindu brothers Kushar and Nakul Khurana die instantly, but their Muslim friend Mansoor Ahmed, 12, survives. The book follows the parental…

…begins in 1943 amid a World War II-driven labor shortage, leveraged by Civil Rights leader A. Phillip Randolph to coax Franklin D. Roosevelt to sign Executive Order 8802, which prohibited…

…mix with centerfold-style foldout poems. Former Poet Laureate Rita Dove, an Anisfield-Wolf juror, declared herself wowed: “This roller-coaster mélange of poetry, anecdote, songs, interviews and transcripts is thoroughly entertaining yet…

…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…

…despite settings ranging from hardbitten northern cities to the Jamaican countryside, share an interest in despair and the distant hope of redemption. It’s a narrative that resonates with the author’s…

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…

…San Francisco but returns to Zambia frequently. Her nonfiction book of essays, “Stranger Faces,” will publish in September 2020. She is currently under contract for another book exploring her love-hate…

…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…

…guide to understanding the complexity of the African struggle for nationhood. Robert W. July, received his History PhD in history from Columbia University. He is Professor Emeritus of History at…

…Interior (2004) and Power and Possibility (2007), and her play, “Diva Studies,” was produced at the Yale School of Drama. Professor Alexander is the first recipient of the Alphonse Fletcher,…

…scholar cooled to writing additional novels after a visit to George Lamming, the legendary Barbados-born writer and Anisfield-Wolf Book Award winner. Patterson found Lamming living in a remote one-room apartment,…

…them settle down and raise a family. Atypical of love stories, this realistic work maintains a historical perspective in lending the couple short-lived happiness.  Martha’s brother James comes for vengeance,…

…William Lloyd Garrison-were “non-resistants” who renounced violence under any circumstances, even for self-defense. Most abolitionists, however, conceived of nonviolence primarily as a means rather than an end, a moral and…

…gained a nascent writer’s sensibility from the kitchen rhythms of his mother and her friends. As if reflecting the dislocations of his 1960s youth, Staples sketches numerous fragments: his older…