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A World of Black Writers
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A World of Black Writers episodes
- A World of Black Writers: Donika KellyDonika Kelly discusses Bestiary (Graywolf Press) with Natalie Hopkinson of the Hurston/Wright Foundation.11 min
- A World of Black Writers: Elnathan JohnElnathan John discusses Born on a Tuesday (Black Cat/Grove Atlantic) with Crystal Davis of the Hurston/Wright Foundation.16 min
- A World of Black Writers: Ibram X. KendiIbram X. Kendi discusses Stamped from the Beginning,The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America (Nation Books) with David Whettstone of the Hurston/Wright Foundation.14 min
- A World of Black Writers: A. Igoni BarrettA. Igoni Barrett discusses Blackass (Graywolf Press) with Crystal Davis of the Hurston/Wright Foundation20 min
- A World of Black Writers: Patricia Bell-ScottPatricia Bell-Scott discusses The Firebrand and the First Lady:Portrait of a Friendship: Pauli Murray, Eleanor Roosevelt, and the Struggle for Social Justice, (Alfred A.Knopf) with David Whettstone of the Hurston/Wright Foundation27 min
- A World of Black Writers: Sjohnna McCraySjohnna McCray discusses Rapture (Graywolf Press) with Natalie Hopkinson of the Hurston/Wright Foundation21 min
- A World of Black Writers: Jacqueline WoodsonJacqueline Woodson discusses Another Brooklyn (Amistad) with Crystal Davis of the Hurston/Wright Foundation15 min
- A World of Black Writers: Hanif Willis-AbdurraqibHanif Willis-Abdurraqib discusses The Crown Ain't Worth Much (Button Poetry) with David Whettstone of the Hurston/Wright Foundation18 min
- A World of Black Writers: Gary YoungeGary Younge discusses Another Day in the Death of America: A Chronicle of Ten Short Lives (Nation Books) with David Whettstone of the Hurston/Wright Foundation24 min
About A World of Black Writers
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A World of Black Writers by the Zora Neale Hurston/Richard Wright Foundation
invites readers and writers to explore the vast literary landscape created by Black writers and to learn about the skill, resources and paths they used to develop their work. A World of Black Writers gives authors not only an occasion to spotlight their work, but also gives avid readers and future writers an opportunity to further understand and enjoy both the content, creativity, and diversity of their work.