Overview :A philosopher, psychiatrist, and political activist, Frantz Fanon was a fierce, acute critic of racism and oppression. Born of African desce... Read More
Overview :Major literary figure and "master of language" (The New York Times) John Edgar Wideman uses his unique generational perspective to explore w... Read More
Overview :One of John Wideman's most ambitious and celebrated works, the lyrical masterpiece and PEN/Faulkner winner inspired by the 1985 police bombi... Read More
Overview :Edgar Wideman's The Homewood Books is so named because they share characters, events, and locales, these two novels-- Hiding Place and Sent ... Read More
Overview :By turns subtle and intense, disturbing and elusive, the stories in this collection are ultimately connected by themes of memory and loss, r... Read More
Overview :By turns subtle and intense, disturbing and elusive, the stories in this collection are ultimately connected by themes of memory and loss, r... Read More
Overview :In plague-ridden eighteenth-century Philadelphia, a young itinerant black preacher searches for a mysterious, endangered African woman. His ... Read More
Overview :Richard Wright's powerful and eloquent memoir of his journey from innocence to experience in the Jim Crow South--at once an unashamed confes... Read More
Overview :A redemptive, healing novel, Two Cities brings to brilliant culmination the themes John Edgar Wideman has developed in fourteen previous acc... Read More
Overview :Continuing John Edgar Wideman's acclaimed Homewood Trilogy, this collection of interrelated stories spans the history of the Pittsburgh comm... Read More