9780312290214 - Making "Callaloo": 25 Years of Black Literature 1976-2001 (8 resultados)

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hardcover. Condición: Very Good in Dustjacket. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. First Edition. New York. 2002. January 2002. St Martin's Press. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket. 0312290217. Foreword by Percival Everett. Afterword by Carl Phillips. 433 pages. hardcover. Cover: Edson Luz,Laurence Hurst,Gilda M. Edwards,Thierry Alet, Darrell Rose,Nikolai S.W. Goodich,Liz Cherry Jones,Clarence Major,Lisa Teasley. keywords: African American Literature America Anthology. DESCRIPTION - Edwards,Thierry Alet, Darrell Rose,Nikolai S.W. Goodich,Liz Cherry Jones,Clarence Major,Lisa Teasley. Keywords: Literature Black Anthology. ISBN: 0312290217. January-02. MAKING CALLALOO is a truly compelling collection of poetry and fiction by some of the most influential names in Black Literature today, all previously published within the pages of the literary journal CALLALOO. Founded by Charles Henry Rowell, a professor at Texas A & M University (College Station), CALLALOO has become national and international in scope and readership and is considered the premier literary journal devoted to African-diaspora literature and literary and cultural studies. In celebration of the journal's twenty-fifth anniversary and its history of publishing great Black literature comes an anthology that will thrill scholars, students, and fans. Contributors include: Elizabeth Alexander, Jose Alcantara Almanzar, Ai, Gerald Barrax, Kamau Edward Brathwaite, Octavia E. Butler, Cyrus Cassells, Maryse Conde, Edwidge Danticat, Samuel R. Delany, Toi Derricotte, Melvin Dixon, Brent Hayes Edwards, Thomas Sayers Ellis, Phebus Etienne, Percival Everett, Leon Forrest, Thomas Glave, Forrest Hamer, Michael S. Harper, Claire Harris, Wilson Harris, Angela Jackson, Major L. Jackson, Charles Johnson, Gayl Jones, Randall Kenan, Helen Elaine Lee, Audre Lorde, Nathaniel Mackey, Clarence Major, John McCluskey Jr., Karen Mitchell, Nancy Morejon, Thylias Moss, Harryette Mullen, Brenda Marie Osbey, Edimilson De Almeida Pereira, Carl Phillips, Caryl Phillips, Ed Roberson, Lucinda H. Roy, Sonia Sanchez, Sharan Strange, Natasha Trethewey, Ron Welburn, John Edgar Wideman, Jay Wright, & Kevin Young. CHARLES HENRY ROWELL is the editor and founder of CALLALOO and a professor at Texas A & M University (College Station). His poems, interviews, and scholarly articles have appeared in a variety of periodicals, including THE SOUTHERN REVIEW and AGNI. He is the editor of ANCESTRAL HOUSE: THE BLACK SHORT STORY IN THE AMERICAS AND EUROPE (1995) and coeditor (with Bruce Morrow) of SHADE: AN ANTHOLOGY OF FICTION BY GAY MEN OF AFRICAN DESCENT (1996). He lives in Bryan, Texas. JACKET DESIGN BY Lisa Force. JACKET ILLUSTRATIONS: Untitled by Edson Luz; Girl Talk by Laurence Hurst; Self-Portrait, 1997, by Gilda M. Edwards, 24' x 32', oil on paper; courtesy of the artist; Louanges du Khalamkatt (Praises of the Khalam Moustapha Paye), Dakar, Senegal 1987, collage in fabric, 46' x 32', private collection; Laughing Head, from 'The Laughing Heads' series, 1992, by Thierry Alet, private collection, Ox~Th 1, 1996, by Darrell Rose, 23' x 29', acrylic on paper board, with painted wooden frame, private collection; Blue Man by Nikolai S. W. Goodich, oil on canvas, 45' x 3.5', private collection; Detail of Pattern Draft #2 by Liz Cherry Jones; iWo Figures by Clarence Major; acrylic on paper, 15' x 10'; Self Portrait as a Lady, 1993, by Lisa Teasley, oil on canvas, 30' x 44'. inventory #32374.

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