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…heritage,” Reed is quoted in The New Yorker. “You may think it’s scummy and low-down and funky and homespun, but it’s there. I think it’s beautiful. I’d invite it to…

…King, Tiya Miles, Deesha Philyaw, and Luis Alberto Urrea—alongside additional past recipients of the Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with the writers and thinkers shaping our…

…English at Oberlin College and Conservatory. Everett won the 2022 Anisfield-Wolf Book Award for The Trees, a metaphysical commentary on lynching, racism and police brutality – a mystery tied to…

…of the national competition, but it is generally thought—and Jordan clearly believes—that the Southern judges kept her from winning by deviously tripping her up on the word “nemesis,” which was…

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…

…Paton, who eventually left his job to write full time, also became a political activist. In 1953 he helped found the Liberal Party, of which he was the first president….

…from the 17th century to the present. During the late 1930s Du Bois worked for the Federal Theater Project designing sets and composing musical scores for all-black stage productions, including…

…School of Public and International Affairs. It was at Princeton that Hamid took creative writing workshops and developed the draft of his first novel, Moth Smoke. Hamid was accepted to…

…river to Greenville; both men would take on the powers that be in the Magnolia state, fighting racism through the written word. Silver’s book was one of the earliest to…

…a tense visit, the first since an earlier estrangement shattered the family. The story’s ironies—You could totally exploit the Vietnamese thing, says a fellow student to Nam—are masterfully controlled by…

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…

Social psychologist, systems-theorist, and futurist David Loye is the author of widely respected books on the use of the brain and mind in prediction, political leadership, race relations, and is the…

…daily newspaper, Narodni Glas (The Voice of the Nation), that was published in New York. As an American soldier he participated in combat on the Western front during the First…

…a military town that was part of that, that was fundamental to the expansion of U.S. militarism across the world. How could my work not think about those themes?” Such…

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…of importance in their home, and both encouraged their four children to think for themselves—theirs was a family which set the rules rather than followed them. At the age of…

…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…

…that in two ways: You can read that this was not a story to tell again, to pass on, or this was not a story to be missed. I think…

…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…