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Articles in March-April, 2004 issue of Black Issues Book Review

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• Go to the Ant: Life's Lessons Demonstrated by God's Smallest Creatures - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Beatrice Perry Stanley
• Blue Beat Syncopation Selected Poems, 1977-2002 - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Indigo Moor
• They Shall Run: Harriet Tubman Poems - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Calvin Forbes
• 300 years of black art - Gallery - Wake Up Our Souls: A Celebration of African American Artists - Brief Article - Children's Review - Book Review
  by Angela P. Dodson
• Back in the Day: My Life and Times With Tupac Shakur - Briefly Noted - Brief Article - Book Review
• Too Much of a Good Thing - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Glenn Townes
• Year of No Rain - Brief Article - Children's Review - Book Review
  by Carolyn Edgar Abron
• Shrine to history
  by Angela P. Dodson
• Signings & sightings
• The writers' conference circuit: summer retreats and workshops are designed to help writers cross the finish line
  by Victoria Christopher Murray
• Conjuring the Dead - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Holly Bass
• Kinks and all: books on the pleasures and challenges of black hair mix practical tips and humor - Nurture: advice, fitness and health - Book Review
  by Suzanne Rust
• Freedom Land - Book Review
  by Douglas C. Lyons
• The great white fathers' failings: thoughtful new works by white authors sift through the conflicted views of Washington and Jefferson as Founding Fathers who were slave owners in the "land of the free" - An Imperfect God George Washington, His Slaves and
  by Pearl Stewart
• Beauty, Her Basket - Brief Article - Children's Review - Book Review
  by Erica Dolland
• On Broadway and on tour
• Home time and island time: novelist Pearl Cleage finds inspiration just outside her window in Southwest Atlanta, while Paule Marshall has twice drawn on a long ago trip to Grenada
  by Gwendolyn Glenn
• The e-book revolution still to come: your superstore may not sell them anymore, but retail e-book sales broke the one million units mark for the first time in 2003
  by Robert S. Anthony
• Russell Simmons Def Poetry Jam on Broadway … and More - Book Review
  by Toni Asante Lightfoot
• Double vision - Eye: a showcase for the visual arts - Ibeji: The Cult of Yoruba Twins - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Clarence V. Reynolds
• Paths to wellness: some other BIBR selections - Brief Article - Book Review
• Sex Life - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Robert Fleming
• If we ruled the world … - The Angry Black Woman's Guide to Life - Book Review
  by Kalyn Johnson
• Looking for Red - Brief Article - Children's Review - Book Review
  by Erica Dolland
• Drag - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Patricia Spears Jones
• The Activist - Brief Article - Book Review
  by John Keene
• When the camera lies - Eye: a showcase for the visual arts - Only Skin Deep: Changing Visions of the American Self - Book Review
  by Glenn McNatt
• A thug-life coda: Tupac tells his own story through posthumous personal scrapbook - rhythm & books - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Malcolm Venable
• Betty Shabazz: a Life Before and After Malcolm X - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Denise Simon
• Dancing the Ring Shout! - Brief Article - Children's Review - Book Review
  by Carolyn Edgar Abron
• Nina stories: recalling Nina Simone , the complex artist who wrote and sang the soundtrack of the Civil Rights Movement
  by Janus Adams
• Nikki Turner
• Sibling rivalries: literary poetry versus spoken word: why does the divide exist and what does it mean?
  by Quraysh Ali Lansana
• The Africans who settled Manhattan: new studies tell the stories of the ancestors, slave and free, who labored to create New York
  by Angela P. Dodson
• One Girl Babylon - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Holly Bass
• Addicted to Hurry: Spiritual Strategies for Slowing Down - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Kathi R. Chavous
• Rendezvous Eighteenth - Book Review
  by Melissa Ewey Johnson
• Bark and Tim: a True Story of Friendship - Brief Article - Children's Review - Book Review
  by Suzanne Rust
• A door closes: Baltimore's Sibanye welcomed black authors
  by Christina Royster-Hemby
• Meet BIBR's regional editors
• Following the paths of pioneers
  by Lynnette C. Velasco
• Said the Shotgun to the Head - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Samantha Thornhill
• Black Swan - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Duriel E. Harris
• Rip It Up: the Black Experience in Rock and Roll - Briefly Noted - Brief Article - Book Review
• Would I Lie to You? The Journey of Venus Johnston - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Monique W. Morris
• Yesterday I Had the Blues - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Earl Davis
• The African American children's book festival
  by Suzanne Rust
• K'wan
• "American Dream" classics for kids: the American Library Association's Coretta Scott King Awards, now celebrating its 35th year, set a standard for African American literature for children
  by Elizabeth Atkins
• A traveling female spirit: Nalo Hopkinson takes her inspiration from the magic of the Caribbean and the strength of women
  by Nnedi Okorafor-Mbachu
• Chances Are Few - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Patricia Spears Jones
• The Viaduct - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Khalil Abdullah
• Bibr recommends
• A child's garden of verses: four titles that introduce young readers to poetry's vitality - Children's Review - Book Review
• Remembering Margaret Walker: Louisville Kentucky reading group pays homage to a late, great author with televised book discussions
  by Pat Houser
• Letters to the editor
• BIBR's Sixth Annual Poetry Issue
  by William E. Cox
• Milestones
• The Collected Poetry of Nikki Giovanni 1969-1998 - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Jadi Keambiroiro
• Inner-Course: a Plea for Real Love - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Latasha N. Nevada Diggs
• African adobe - Eye: a showcase for the visual arts - Butabu: Adobe Architecture of West Africa - Banco: Adobe Mosques of the Inner Niger Delta - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Clarence V. Reynolds
• Old-school basketball: biographies of an exemplary guard and a masterful college coach - arena - Book Review
  by Fred Lindsey
• A Distant Shore - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Denolyn Carroll
• A Wealth of Wisdom: Legendary African American Elders Speak - Book Review
  by C. Gerald Fraser
• All Night, All Day: a Child's First Book of African-American Spirituals - Brief Article - Children's Review - Book Review
  by Suzanne Rust
• Kalisha Buckhanon's first novel Upstate, sold to Monique Patterson at St. Martin's, in a deal in the mid-six figures for two books by Tracy Sherrod at The Tracy Sherrod Literary Agency
• The word/the blues. A meditation. Investigating blues poetry, an old tradition
  by Tyehimba Jess
• The relentless pursuit of joy and purpose: Dr. Renita J. Weems's newest book explores the important lessons in the Song of Solomon
  by Kathryn V. Stanley
• Poetry From the Masters: the Pioneers - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Jacqueline Jones LaMon
• Stormy Blues - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Phebus Etienne
• Eden, Ohio - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Monique W. Morris
• Why Sleeping Dogs Lie - Brief Article - Book Review
  by Joycelyn A. Wilson
• Beyond the village: how black children widen their sense of the world through reading other voices from the global spectrum
  by Daphne Muse
• We need our poets
  by Angela P. Dodson
• Internet leverages publishing success
• Erica Kennedy
• Almost famous: an original Broadway Def Poetry Jam cast member learns that the trick is to survive after the stage lights go down
  by Staceyann Chin
• The love scene: women's fiction vs. classic romance
  by Monica Harris

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