African American Review

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Articles in Summer, 2002 issue of African American Review

• Drive - Poem
  by Duriel E. Harris
• Derek Walcott: A Caribbean Life. - book review
  by Daryl Cumber Dance
• Brown Sugar - Poem
  by Duriel E. Harris
• Rootwork: Arthur Flowers, Zora Neale Hurston, and the "literary hoodoo" tradition
  by Patricia R. Schroeder
• Masks: Blackness, Race and the Imagination. - book review
  by Ashraf H.A. Rushdy
• Carver: A Life in Poems. - book review
  by Herbert Woodward Martin
• Prison Cemetery, Angola Farm - Poem
  by William Miller
• Love Jones: a black male feminist critique of Chester Himes's If He Hollers Let Him Go - Critical Essay
  by David Ikard
• From Richard Wright to Toni Morrison: Ethics in Modern and Postmodern American Narrative. - book review
  by Philip Page
• The Genuine Negro Hero. - book review
  by Melba Joyce Boyd
• Masquerade, magic, and carnival in Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man - Critical Essay
  by Christopher A. Shinn
• Acid Trip, Age 14, Fool & Player - Poem
  by Bob Slaymaker
• Dawnsong!: The Epic Memory of Askia Toure. - book review
  by James Smethurst
• Second-class ticket - Poem
  by Mel Donalson
• Black feminism and queer families: a conversation with Thomas Allen Harris - Interview
  by Laura A. Harris
• African American Satire: The Sacredly Profane Novel. - book review
  by Robert Elliot Fox
• The Shine Poems. - book review
  by William Doreski
• Night Golf - Poem
  by William Miller
• Focusing on the wrong front: historical displacement, the Maginot Line, and The Bluest Eye - Toni Morrison - Critical Essay
  by Jennifer Gillan
• The Origins of African American Literature, 1680-1865. - book review
  by William L. Andrews
• The Log of the Vigilante. - book review
  by George Elliott Clarke
• "The hierarchy itself": Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God and the sacrifice of narrative authority - Critical Essay
  by Ryan Simmons
• My father's son - Poem
  by Mel Donalson
• Charles E. Wilson, Jr. Gloria Naylor: A Critical Companion. - book review
  by Margaret Whitt
• Recess - Poem
  by Duriel E. Harris
• Plunging history: naming and self-possession in Invisible Man - outside of - Critical Essay
  by Jim Neighbors
• Winter, Spring & Summer - Poem
  by Nagueyalti Warren
• Songlines in Michaeltree: New and Selected Poems. - book review
  by Keith D. Leonard
• Voice of America - Poem
  by Duriel E. Harris
• "When the pear blossoms / cast their pale faces on / the darker face of the earth": miscegenation, the primal scene, and the incest motif in Rita Dove's work - Critical Essay
  by Malin Pereira
• Plowing - Poem
  by Constance Quarterman Bridges
• Soulcatcher and Other Stories. - book review
  by Ashraf H.A. Rushdy
• Seeing the dead lucky seven - Poem
  by Duriel E. Harris
• Performing "truth": Black speech acts
  by Antonio Brown
• Zora Hurston in the Welfare Hotel - Poem
  by William Miller
• This Waiting for Love: Helene Johnson, Poet of the Harlem Renaissance. - book review
  by Lesley Wheeler
• Crazy Woman Blues - Poem
  by Duriel E. Harris