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Articles in Spring, 1994 issue of African American Review

• On watching a caterpillar become a butterfly - poem - Clarence Major Issue
  by Clarence Major
• Sketch - short story - Clarence Major Issue
  by Clarence Major
• "I was a weird example of art": 'My Amputations' as Cubist confession - Clarence Major Issue
  by Stuart Klawans
• A checklist of books by Clarence Major - Clarence Major Issue - Bibliography
  by Clarence Major
• Telling Tales: The Pedagogy and the Promise of African American Literature for Youth. - book reviews
  by Vera R. Edwards
• I was looking for the University - poem - Clarence Major Issue
  by Clarence Major
• Clarence Major's innovative fiction - Clarence Major Issue
  by Jerome Klinkowitz
• Against commodification: Zuni culture in Clarence Major's Native American texts - Clarence Major Issue
  by Steve Hayward
• Praisesong of Survival: Lectures and Essays, 1957-1989. - book reviews
  by Christopher C. De Santis
• On trying to imagine the kiwi pregnant - poem - Clarence Major Issue
  by Clarence Major
• Necessary distance: afterthoughts on becoming a writer - Clarence Major Issue
  by Clarence Major
• Clarence Major's homecoming voice in 'Such Was the Season.' - Clarence Major Issue
  by Bernard W. Bell
• Liberating Voices: Oral Tradition in African American Literature. - book reviews
  by Gay Wilentz
• The slave trade: view from the middle passage - poem - Clarence Major Issue
  by Clarence Major
• Chicago heat - short story - Clarence Major Issue
  by Clarence Major
• The double vision of Clarence Major, painter and writer - Clarence Major Issue
  by Lisa C. Roney
• "I follow my eyes": an interview with Clarence Major - Clarence Major Issue - Interview
  by Larry McCaffery
• From Trickster to Badman: The Black Folk Hero in Slavery and Freedom. - book reviews
  by Jeannie Thomas
• View from a rock at dusk - poem - Clarence Major Issue
  by Clarence Major
• Art work by Clarence Major - Clarence Major Issue - Illustration
  by Clarence Major
• Clarence Major's 'All-Night Visitors': Calabanic discourse and black male expression - Clarence Major Issue
  by James W. Coleman
• White Rat. - book reviews
  by Gay Wilentz