Black Book Stacks
Joshunda SandersBooks by, for & about Black Folks
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Review: The True Confessions of First Lady Freeman
Back in the days of Twitter, I somehow connected with Deesha Philyaw before the release of her heralded, compelling, hilarious and steamy collection, The Secret Lives of Church Ladies. The title alone of her short story collection made me g...
Review: America U.S.A.: How Race Shadows The Nation's Anniversaries
I have been thinking about and writing about America 250 at work for many months, and reading America, U.S.A: How Race Shadows the Nation’s Anniversaries by Eddie Glaude Jr. for half of that time.
I want to say first that I resent moving o...
Review: On Morrison
What I love most about On Morrison by Namwali Serpell is Serpell’s adoration, which I share, of how unapologetically difficult Toni Morrison was. I feel like whenever someone calls a woman a bitch or some other mean thing, it has to do with...
Review: On Witness and Respair
It’s hard to describe what I love most about Jesamyn Ward’s work, but if I had to say what makes it feel healing to read in one word, it would be heart. I love that her new book, On Witness and Respair leaves us with respair, this uncommon...
Review: Let the Poets Govern
I believe that poets are the best of us, and I don’t know exactly why I believe that. It’s probably not important, but I do want to point it out. I will forever commemorate National Poetry Month in April for this reason, because if poets ar...
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