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Since 2016, scholars of African American literature have continued producing important biographical works. #BlackLitNetwork #BlackLitStudies

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James Smethurst's essential histories of the Black Arts Movement. #BlackLitNetwork #BlackLitStudies

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African American literary studies reaches the future with andré m. carrington's visionary books. #BlackLitPairings #BlackLitNetwork #SIUEBrainFood

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Two of the three 21st-century Pulitzer Prize-winning novels by African American authors are neo-slave narratives: The Underground Railroad and James. #BlackLitPairings #BlackLitNetwork #SIUEBrainFood

Navigate the rich landscape of Black literature. #BlackLitNetwork #DigitalHumanities

Jesmyn Ward’s award-winning novels, side by side. #DigitalHumanities #Blackwriters #BlackLitPairings

Four editions of Toni Morrison’s Song of Solomon. #BlackLitNetwork #DigitalHumanities

Navigate the rich landscape of Black literature. #BlackLitNetwork #DigitalHumanities

Reading Malcolm X from every angle. #BlackLitNetwork #DigitalHumanities

Two unforgettable short story collections by Edward P. Jones #DigitalHumanities #Blackwriters #BlackLitPairings

Black art, one shelf at a time. #BlackLitNetwork #DigitalHumanities

Black fiction spans multiple genres. #DigitalHumanities #Blackwriters

Visualizing Black literary history, one dataset at a time. #Blackwriters #DigitalHumanities

Reading the lives behind Black literature. #DigitalHumanities #Blackwriters

Different vocabularies for varying literary achievements. #DigitalHumanities #Blackwriters

Ten Years, Six Books, Two Back-to-Back Pulitzers. #Blackwriters #DigitalHumanities

There’s no single timeline for becoming a novelist. #DigitalHumanities #Blackwriters

Mapping African American Literary Genres. #DigitalHumanities #Blackwriters

The astonishing productivity of Walter Mosley. #DigitalHumanities #Blackwriters

Three Afrofuturist questions to guide deeper readings of African American literature. #Afrofuturism #DigitalHumanities

Charting Frederick Douglass in poetry. #DigitalHumanities #Blackwriters

Mapping the remarkable literary career of Elizabeth Alexander. #DigitalHumanities #Blackwriters

If you had to place Colson Whitehead in a single genre, which would you choose? One genre may not be enough. #DigitalHumanities #Blackwriters

Manning Marable and Les Payne have each written award-winning in-depth biographies of the towering figure who is Malcolm X reaching back to his childhood and including new insights from research and interviews with those close to him.