The Bible, Black Poets, and the Blues
Many Black writers turn biblical materials into powerful poetry despite the history of white Christians using the Bible to fuel racist hate and violence.
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Many Black writers turn biblical materials into powerful poetry despite the history of white Christians using the Bible to fuel racist hate and violence.
Last night’s 74th National Book Awards ceremony served as a reminder that literature is inextricable from the cause of humanity.
"Duplex II" is a lovely poem by Camille Newsom, inspired by Jericho Brown, that begins, "When the crescent moon holds the sky with a spoon..."
With “Poor Yella Rednecks,” the writer continues to tell his Vietnamese American family’s immigrant story. Maybe one day his parents will even see the shows.
The US National Book Awards' fundraising gala winners' ceremony in New York City features Oprah Winfrey and LeVar Burton onstage.