Joyce O. Pettis

African American poets: Lives, works, and sources

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Margaret Walker

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Places of silence, journeys of freedom. the fiction of Paule Marshall by Eugenia DeLamotte

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Qualities of endurance: Paule Marshall's Brown Girl, Brownstones

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Women of the Harlem Renaissance

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Anything we love can be saved

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An interview with Gerald Barrax

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Dance in African American literature

In F. S. F. W. L. Andrews & T. Harris (Eds.), The Oxford companion to African American literature (pp. 197–199). New York: Oxford University Press.

Reading Ann Petry's The Narrows into Black literary tradition

In Recovered writers/recovered texts: Race, class and gender in Black women's literature. Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press.

Scenes and sentiments for the holidays: Review of Merry Christmas, baby: a Christmas and Kwanzaa treasury / ed by Paula L. Woods and Felix H. Liddell.

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Toward wholeness in Paule Marshall's fiction

Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia.