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Anthology: A Lot To Live Up To

by Paul Charles Griffin

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The writing coming out of Africa today has an unparalleled urgency.

Fiction: Greater World Systems

by J.W. McCormack

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Books draw on books to get themselves written and this can be a problem.

Nonfiction: Correspondence From The Struggle

by Win Clevenger

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The kernel of a great book in Letters From Black America is clear in its first five entries, heart-rending letters by slaves to the loved ones they had been sold away from.

Fiction: Constraints Of Quirk

by Jon Curley

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Quirk has become a mainstay of contemporary fiction and also something of a malady.

Memoir: Remix

by Ben Mirov

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Cheeni Rao’s In Hanuman’s Hands is a fictional memoir that treads familiar ground with various nuances that set it apart from its precursors.

Fiction: Telling No Tall Tales About Africa

by Anis Shivani

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There are at least four kinds of stories in this extremely rewarding collection

Rapid Transit

by Jeffrey Cyphers Wright

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At 21, Jack Spicer joined Kenneth Rexroth’s inner sanctum in San Francisco.

Tokens

by Tatiaana Laine, Dan Fall, and Renee E. D'Aoust

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Takes us into the heart of political influence on civilian life in Morocco, exploring issues of sexuality, ambition, religion, love, and family.