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Articles in Sept-Oct, 2003 issue of Black Issues Book Review

• Teacher's recommended reading
• Purple Hibiscus - Book Review
  by Malcolm Venable
• Hunting in Harlem - Book Review
  by Glenn Townes
• Hillary's home in Harlem
• October is the publication date of Death of Innocence , a powerful memoir by Emmett Till's late mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, and Christopher Benson of Ebony - Random House, $24.95, ISBN 1-400-06117-2 - Deals
• Calling letter writers
• The trials and triumphs of American literature
  by Robert Fleming
• Jazz Modernism: From Ellington and Armstrong to Matisse and Joyce - Book Review
  by Zakia M. Carter
• A "mother" of the movement gets her due; Ella Baker's behind-the-scenes work in organizing a vast army of civil rights activists takes center stage - bibliomane - Book Review
  by Shatema Threadcraft
• Teacher's choice: English instructors include black images and themes in the lists they assign
  by Suzanne Rust
• Web innovator responds - letters to the editor - Letter to the Editor
  by Esther Iverem
• Amistad sails on - Brief Article
• Hitting the mark: leading-edge books that suggest what we must do to close the academic gap - Paths To Academic Success - Book Review
  by Erika Morgan Irish
• Harlem Lost and Found: an Architectural and Social History, 1765-1915 - Book Review
  by Earl Davis
• Get real and get rich: a critic's take on books for African Americans on how to foster success, make money and hold on to it
  by Carrie Mason-Draffen
• Mojo: Conjure Stories - Book Review
  by Denolyn Carroll
• Teacher's act: library book club provides continuing education credits for teachers - books N club
  by Pat Houser
• Flying off the shelves
• The Minutes, The Moments, The Hours, Jill Scott's collection of poetry , prompted spirited bidding at auction - her original axe - Deals
• Beverly Lowry's speculative "nonfiction": the white author of a new Madam Walker biography is lauded by the mainstream as if Walker's award-winning black chroniclers never existed. But Lowry also acknowledges mistakes in her Walker text to BIBR and vows t
  by Wayne Dawkins
• I Never Walked Alone: the Autobiography of an American Singer - Book Review
  by Zakia Munirah Carter
• Wendy's Got the Heat - Book Review
  by Kym Allison Backer
• No Crystal Stair - Book Review
  by Gwendolyn Osborne
• Sometimes My Mommy Gets Angry - Book Review
  by Suzanne Rust
• Our readers up close - executive editor's view - Editorial
  by Angela P. Dodson
• Marlene Connor, an agent who left New York City to work in Minnesota, is looking for suspense, thrillers and literary fiction - Deals - Brief Article
• Keeping it in the family: Ohio couple's decision to educate their three sons at home pays off with entry to the Ivy League - Paths To Academic Success - Book Review
  by Sharita Hunt
• Asmara: Africa's Secret Modernist City - Book Review
  by Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts
• Writing out loud: Novelist E. Lynn Harris's searing memoir of his life as a gay black male climbs the best-seller lists - Book Review
  by Curtis Stephen
• A season for the strange: tales of mystery tantalize the spirit and the intellect, staging Sowa's stories - Book Review
  by Joseph P. Blake
• How baseball changed race relations - arena - Book Review
  by Art Rust, Jr.
• Henry Dumas's Soular System: thirty-five years after Dumas's tragic death, a friend remembers the man and the writer behind the cult figure - tribute
  by Eugene B. Redmond
• Kings Crossing Publishing of Atlanta adds - Deals
• Calabash's literary beach party: rain couldn't dampen the spirits of international literary fans in Treasure Beach, Jamaica
  by Michelle R. Gipson
• Healing mother Africa: contemporary African poets explore new rhythms and themes - poetic license - Book Review
  by Dike Okoro
• Fela: From West Africa to West Broadway - Book Review
  by Malcolm Venable
• True Vine: a Young Black Man's Journey of Faith, Hope and Charity - Book Review
  by Anthony Granberry
• Langhorn and Mary: a 19th Century American Love Story - Book Review
  by Claudia Sarden
• From the editor-in-chief - Editorial
  by William E. Cox
• Oprah's classic pick
• Book 'em! Superior Court Judge sentences juvenile offenders to hard literary labor - Paths To Academic Success
  by Daphne Muse
• The Art of Romanre Bearden - Book Review
  by Donna Thompson Ray
• The Gift of Southern Cooking: Recipes and Revelations From Two Great Southern Cooks - Book Review
  by Melissa Ewey Johnson
• Acting out: Christian novelist finds her audience through drama - self publishing - Brief Article
  by Victoria Christopher Murray
• Those Who Walk in Darkness - Book Review
  by Glenn Townes
• The Battle of Jericho
  by Suzanne Y. Jones
• "Reading Rainbow" needs pot of gold - Between the lines: the inside scoop on what's happening in the publishing industry - Brief Article
• Baraka plans to sue NJ - Brief Article
• Plagiarism playing by the rules: in the academic world, in music and even in church, what constitutes plagiarism is under new scrutiny after journalism's wake-up call
  by Sam Fulwood, III
• Black President: the Art and Legacy of Fela Anikulapo-Kuti - Book Review
  by Suzanne Rust
• The Best of Emerge Magazine - Book Review
  by Wayne Dawkins
• Proverbs for the People - Book Review
  by Donia Elizabeth Allen
• Tech-know - bookbytes - Brief Article
• Memoir on DVD, too - letters to the editor - Letter to the Editor
  by Carroll Parrot Blue
• Celebrating a radio legend
• Banned somewhere in the U.S.A.: many African American classics are consigned to another insidious "black list"
  by Clarence V. Reynolds
• Ethiopian Passages: Contemporary Art From the Diaspora - Book Review
  by Ingrid Sturgis
• We Won't Budge: an African Exile in the World - Book Review
  by Tanu T. Henry
• The Good House - Book Review
  by Judy D. Simmons
• High-tech literary coaches: get past that writer's block with a little help from your cyberfriends - bookbytes
  by Sheryl Estrada
• Monique Patterson, an editor at St. Martin's Press, gives a November publication date for Rocking Around That Christmas Tree by Francis Ray and Donna Hill - Deals
• Signings & sightings
• BIBR spotlight: saluting an innovative dramatist: ahead of her time, playwright Adrienne Kennedy paved the way for Ntozake Shange, George C. Wolfe and the rest
  by Penny Mickelbury
• Midnight Lightning: Jimi Hendrix and the Black Experience - Book Review
  by Malcolm Venable
• Cover Girls - Book Review
  by Obery M. Hendricks, Jr.
• Breaking Away - Book Review
  by Monique W. Morris
• The Dream Bearer - Book Review
• Third world press upcoming events
• Dr. Ronn Elmore - Deals
• This property is not condemned: Bebe Moore Campbell introduces BIBR readers to prize-winning Author Valerie Martin in a cross-racial dialogue on the challenges of writing novels about race and social change - Book Review
  by Susan McHenry
• Aaron McGruder's greatest hits: the creator of the popular four-year-old syndicated strip "The Boondocks" pulls no punches as he expands his franchise to books and films - Book Review
  by Karen Grigsby Bates
• Flavor as artifact: Jessica Harris: stirring up pots of history - The welcome table - Book Review
  by Yanick Rice Lamb
• Faith of Our Fathers: an Examination of the Spiritual Life of African and African-American People - Book Review
  by Alvelyn J. Sanders
• Muhammad
  by Stephanie L. Jones