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…it, “the war really started for most Black Americans before Pearl Harbor. Fascism in Europe is something that Blacks understood as white supremacism.” More than one-million Black American men and…

The Ohio Center for the Book is pleased to collaborate with Ursuline College, Case Western Reserve University, and Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards in hosting a series of book discussions. The Spring…

…the director of the Iowa Writers Workshop, a dozen years to compose “The Family Chao.” It transplants the plot of “The Brothers Karamazov” into fictional Haven, Wisc., and a story…

The Great Lakes African American Writers Conference (GLAAWC, pronounced “glossy”) will return to its home at the Cleveland Public Library, Main Branch in downtown Cleveland. Poet, composer, playwright, and professor…

…they argue, serve to maintain the status quo of unequal educational opportunities. Unique in the literature of IQ testing, their analysis demonstrates that mental measurement is a pseudoscience. They show…

…were the American Bar Association’s Silver Gavel Award and the Sidney Hillman Book Award. He completed the trilogy in 2006 with the publication of At Canaan’s Edge: America in the…

…belonging and otherness, Americanness and perpetual foreignness. From Youn’s compelling use of hybrid forms—the ruminative lyric essay/prose poem, as in the wisely titled “In the Passive Voice,” to the monostich…

…first come, first served basis. A livestream option will be available for those who cannot attend in person. Click here to sign up for ticket alerts and exclusive AWBA updates!…

Simple Justice is the definitive history of the landmark case Brown v. Board of Education and the epic struggle for racial equality in this country. Combining intensive research with original…

…yet compelling collection of poetry that celebrates several generations of a Southern black family with rich and vivid portraits. Great-Uncle Rufus was born a slave, conceived by rape, but raised…

Join our 2023 lifetime achievement winner Charlayne Hunter-Gault at the City Club’s Friday Forum during Cleveland Book Week. Hunter-Gault first made history in 1961 when she desegregated the University of…

…is most noted for having devised a theory on the Seven Stages of Assimilation. Gordon is Professor Emeritus of Sociology at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. He came to UMass…

…feelings of guilt over van Gogh’s death, her voice is forceful and unbowed—like Irshad Manji, she delivers a powerful feminist critique of Islam informed by a genuine understanding of the…

Sarah Aziza, winner of the 2026 Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards memoir prize for The Hollow Half, will be joined by members of Cleveland Public Theatre’s Community Ensemble Masrah Cleveland Al-Arabi and…

‍Literary Cleveland will kick off the 2022 Book Week with the Inkubator Writing Conference, with online literary panels running September 6-8. The in-person component returns to the downtown Cleveland Public…

…from Nigeria, but now teaches in the US. Tunde’s is a contemplative, seemingly comfortable existence, but one haunted by unease – flickers of racial animus here, hints of marital disquiet…

…reform movements in general. James M. McPherson is the George Henry Davis Professor of History Emeritus at Princeton University. He has published numerous volumes on the Civil War, including the…

…city’s mayor and completed an MFA from the University of New Orleans before earning his doctorate in literature and creative writing at the University of Houston. Brown won the prestigious…

…Latinas, collectively and individually, and also consider the influential men in her own life: the author’s beloved, unknowable, philandering father; the first boy she loved; her heartbreakingly deteriorating grandfather. The…

…its multiplicity.  Harrington’s speaker is a chronicler of yesterdays, using the events of the past to center and advocate for a future that celebrates pleasure and self-fulfillment within Black communities….