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Arranged by category (alphabetically), from most recently published to earliest published.

Biography arranged by subject’s last name.

 

Literature [arranged from most recent to earliest]:

 

Conversations with Gloria Naylor.   Naylor, Gloria, 2004.     813.54 NAYLOR

 

Every Tongue Got to Confess:  Negro Folk-tales from the Gulf States.   Hurston, Zora Neale, 2001.  398.2 HURSTON

 

Love Poems.  Giovanni, Nikki, 1997.    811.54 GIOVANNI

 

Anything We Love Can Be Saved:  a Writer’s Activism.   Walker, Alice, 1997.    818.54 WALKER

 

The Richer the Poorer:  Stories, Sketches, and Reminiscences. West, Dorothy, 1997. 818.52 WEST

 

The Same River Twice:  Honoring the Difficult:   a Meditation on Life, Spirit, and the Making of the Film, “The Color Purple”, Ten Years Later.   Walker, Alice, 1996.     818.54 WALKER

 

Exiled in Paris:  Richard Wright, James Baldwin, Samuel Beckett and Others on the Left Bank, 1946-60.   Campbell, James, 1995.    813.52 CAMPBEL

 

The Collected Essays of Ralph Ellison.   Ellison, Ralph, 1995.     814.54 ELLISON

 

Virginia Hamilton.  Mikkelsen, Nina, 1994.    813.54 HAMILTON

 

Was Huck Black?  Mark Twain and African-American Voices.  Fishkin, Shelly Fisher, 1993.       813.4 FISHK

 

Double Stitch:   Black Women Write About Mothers and Daughters.  Bell-Scott, Patricia, 1991.

810.8 DOUBLE

 

Wines in the Wilderness:  Plays by African American Women from the Harlem Renaissance to the Present.  1990.812.508 BROWN

       

Black Writers and the American Civil War.   Long, Richard A., ed., 1988.    973.7 BLACK

 

Critical Essays on James Baldwin.  Standley, Fred L., 1988.     818.54 BALDWIN

 

Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man.  Abbott, Anthony S., 1985.    813.5 ELLISON

 

Black Women Writers (1950-1980)a Critical Evaluation.   Evans, Mari, ed., 1984.    810.9 EVANS

 

John A. Williams.  Muller, Gilbert H., 1984.     813.5 WI

 

Jean Toomer.  Benson, Brian Joseph, 1980.    813.5 TO

 

James Baldwin.  Sylvander, Carolyn Wedin, 1980.     813 BALDWIN

 

I Love Myself When I am Laughing…and Then Again When I am Looking Mean and Impressive: a Zora Neale Hurston Reader.   Hurston, Zora Neale, 1979.     813.5 HUR

 

James Baldwin.  Pratt, Louis B., 1978.     813 BALDWIN

 

Langston Hughes:  Black Genius; a Critical Evaluation.  O’Daniel, Therman B., ed., 1971. 

813 HUGHES

 

Contemporary Black Drama:  from “A Raisin in the Sun” to “No Place to Be Somebody.”  Oliver, Clinton F., 1971.     812.54 OLIVER

 

The Fire Next Time.   Baldwin, James, 1963 and 1993.    326 BALDWIN

 

Nobody Knows my Name:  More Notes of a Native Son.  Baldwin, James, 1961.   301.45 BALDWIN

 

The Souls of Black Folk.   Du Bois, W.E.B. , 1903 and 2005.    326 DU BOIS

 

 

 

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