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Articles in Sept, 2001 issue of Black Issues Book Review

• Self-published authors are going mainstream - Brief Article
  by Mondella S. Jones
• Our Separate Ways - Review
  by Mondella S. Jones
• A Brief History of African-American Mysteries - Brief Article
  by Tony Lindsay
• Generous Mentor - Editorial
  by A'Lelia Bundles
• The Short Century: Independence and Liberation Movements in Africa 1945-1994 - Review
  by Eddie Chambers
• Online Booksellers Making Money on the Net - Brief Article
  by Michele Thomas
• Ebony Accents in the Ivory Tower - academic publishing
  by Angela Dodson
• 10 Minutes Past Too Late - Review
• After the success of their romance book imprint Arabesque, the first line of original African-American romance novels from a major publishing house, BET Books has launched Sepia, a bold new imprint featuring fiction from award-winning authors as well as n
• Shades of Jade - Review
  by Miriam Perez
• Let the Young Lions ROAR - literature and publishing in South Africa
  by Wilma Jean Emanuel Randle
• Pearl's Secret: A Black Man's Search for His White Family - Review
  by Angela Dodson
• The Legacy of GHETTO PULP FICTION - Critical Essay
  by Gwendolyn Osborne
• Guides for Smarter Book Talk - book clubs
  by Pat Houser
• Working in the Dark - Review
• letters to the editor
• Who's Qualified? - Review
  by Mondella S. Jones
• Best Black Women's Erotica - Review
  by Askhari
• Bridges to Build, Rivers to Cross Mountains to Move - Review
  by David S. Mills
• Shifting Tides: Cuban Photography After the Revolution - Review
  by LeRon Brooks
• The New Sons Of Iceburg Slim - Syndicated Media Group
  by Anthony C. Davis
• Matters of Faith - Brief Article - Bibliography
• BlackFunk - Review
• BIBR participated in Book Expo America - Black Issues Book Review - June 2001 trade show - Brief Article
  by Mondella S. Jones
• Between Lovers - Review
  by Glenn Townes
• One Dead Preacher - Review
  by Michon Lartigue
• New Negro Artists in Paris: African American Painters and Sculptors in the City of Light, 1922-1934 - Review
  by Geoffrey Jacques
• As the Rappers Wrote It - rap singers' memoirs - Bibliography
• Web Wonders - Brief Article - Company Profile
  by Sheryl Estrada
• That Faith, That Trust, That Love - Review
• The Blues Singers: Ten Who Rocked the World - Review
  by Khafre Abif
• From the Streets to the Ivory Tower - African American fiction and university presses
  by SUSAN McHENRY
• Oscar Micheaux & His Circle: African American Filmmaking and Race Cinema of the Silent Era - Review
  by Mondella S. Jones
• Ever After - Review
  by Sandra Kitt
• necessary kindling: poems - Review
  by Audrey Petty
• Casting Shadows: Images from a New South Africa - Review
  by Gregory A. Woods
• Old School Masters Of Blaxploitation Lit - Brief Article - Bibliography
  by G.O.
• Did Africans Write the Bible? - The Africans Who Wrote the Bible: Ancient Secrets Africa and Christianity Have Never Told - Review
  by Monica Utsey
• Whipping Switches & Peach Cobbler - Review
• NBC-TV weatherman and author Al Roker is doing another book with Simon & Schuster - Brief Article
  by Mondella S. Jones
• Whispers from the Cotton free Root: Caribbean Fabulist Fiction - Review
  by Denolyn Carroll
• Sympathy for the Devil - Review
  by T.L.
• Holler If You Hear Me: Searching for Tupac Shakur - Review
  by Tracy Grant
• Matters of "Life and Def" - Russell Simmons - Interview
  by Sonia Sanchez
• Classified Information! - Brief Article
  by Sheryl Estrada
• Recent and Forthcoming Black-Interest Titles from University Presses - Brief Article - Bibliography
• Black Thighs, Black Guys & Bedroom Lies - Review
• Bishop T.D., best-selling author, motivational speaker, and televangelist has partnered with Hallmark Cards to produce a greeting card line called "Loose Your Spirit," part of Hallmark's African-American line, Mahogany - Brief Article
  by Mondella S. Jones
• Soledad - Review
  by Trent Masiki
• Special Interest - Review
  by Kwame Alexander
• Joneeba!—The Exciting Workout and Fitness Program with the Dances and Drums of Africa - Review
  by Cori M. Murray
• King of Rock: Respect, Responsibility and My Life With Run-DMC - Review
  by Tracy Grant
• Click on This? - Brief Article
• Tangled Web - Review
• Music from the Sky - Review
  by Khafre Abif
• from the editor-in-chief - black fiction and hip-hop culture - Editorial - Brief Article
  by William E. Cox
• on the shelf - Maya Angelou - E. Ethelbert Miller - Brief Article
  by Mondella S. Jones
• Just Say No! - Review
  by Michelle R. Gipson
• The Language of Defiance - rapping and cultural heritage - Brief Article - Critical Essay
  by Amiri Baraka
• The Sound I Saw: Improvisation on a Jazz Theme - Review
  by Regina Woods
• Why Hip-Hop Heads Love Donald Goines - African American author - Brief Article - Critical Essay
  by Tracy Grant
• How Publishers Deploy Small Ad Dollars - Brief Article
  by Leah Mullen
• Snapshots is Love Picture Perfect - Review
• Roots: The Silver Anniversary - Brief Article
  by Mondella S. Jones
• Greenwichtown - Review
  by Denolyn Carroll
• Plain Brown Wrapper - Review
  by Susan McHenry
• Authentic Hair - Review
  by Samiya A. Bashir
• Life and Def: Sex, Drugs, Money, and God - Review
  by Dunkor Imani
• Just for Kids - Brief Article
  by Michele D. Thomas
• Package Makes Perfect - Brief Article
  by Victoria Christopher Murray
• Dear Dr. Rosie - Brief Article
• Romance writer extraordinaire Francis Ray celebrated the release of her latest book - Brief Article
  by Mondella S. Jones
• Too Beautiful For Words - Review
  by Sadeqa M. Johnson
• Stormy Weather - Review
  by Dorothy Phaire
• Seven Soulful Secrets - Review
  by Nichole M. Palmer
• Urban Souls by Rev. Osagyefo Uhuru Sekou - Review
  by Dunkor Imani
• Technology - Brief Article - Product Announcement
  by Michele D. Thomas
• Never as Good as the First Time - Review
• Hoops with Swoopes - Review
  by Merce Robinson