Space at the Center
Leah Barlow, Ph.D., Wendell Marsh, Ph.DWelcome! This newsletter is a set of essays documenting the various books, letters, pictures, and host of other primary and secondary sources I use to teach my Introduction to African-American Studies course as a tenure-track assistant professor.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 21 | Subscribers | Read | spaceatthecenter.substack.com |
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Towards Zora: The Free Woman (Lesson 1.3)
I'm a young woman and ain't done runnin' 'round
"Remembering What We Know" Textual Life: Islam, Africa, & the Fate of the Humanities
Today, we are ending our deep dive into “Islam, West Africa, and the Knowledge We Forgot” with a podcast episode from Dr. Wendell Marsh, Associate Professor of Africana Studies at Rutgers University- Newark. Dr. Marsh’s forthcoming book, Te...
But What if I Fail? Navigating the Fear in Traditional Publishing
When my husband and I first moved for new jobs, we started looking for houses to rent as we figured out where we should settle. On one of the many Saturday trips we took visiting houses that started to look the same after about a month, one...
Towards Zora: "I Have a Heart with Room for Every Joy" (Lesson 1.2)
There are certain books that require you come back to them as life transitions. I experienced the magic of books that shapeshift when I read Toni Morrison’s Beloved after having my first child. The story that I loved in college became a sto...
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Assistant Professor of African-American Studies | Documenting the various books, letters, pictures, etc. I use to teach my courses | Writing a book and talking about it
Wendell Marsh is a scholar of Africana and Islamic thought. He writes about Black intellectual life, language, and liberation—across archives, disciplines, and geographies. Textual Life shares notes from his research, teaching, and study in motion.
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