Behold the Dreamers A compulsively readable debut novel about marriage, immigration, class, race, and the trap doors in the American Dream the unforgettable story of a young Cameroonian couple making a new life in New […]
The book Ghost is written by Jason Reynolds. The main character is Castle Cranshaw (he calls himself Ghost). When Castle was a kid he had a great father (although he would get drunk sometimes); but one […]
The Creative and Performing Arts Center (CAPAC, Inc.) is proud to present 6 performances of Langston Hughes’ classic Christmas story, Black Nativity, between December 10 – 17, 2016 featuring local youth. In recognition of CAPAC’s work in […]
The BOOK Yaa Gyasi [debut author of Homegoing] takes readers on a journey through three centuries that explores the effects slavery had, not just on our sociopolitical history but, on the human lives changed forever […]
THE REVIEW… Mysterious, magnificent, and right on time, Tiffany McDaniel has gifted readers this summer with a story that is so deep and difficult that you’ll need air conditioning and a tall glass of iced tea […]
HOMEGOING By Yaa Gyasi 305 pp. Alfred A. Knopf. $26.95. From the floor of the dungeon, I could see a fragment of sky through an air hole near the ceiling, a tree length beyond reach […]
Set in 1968, MWA Grand Master Mosley’s excellent 14th Easy Rawlins mystery (after 2014’s Rose Gold) finds the favor-dealing L.A. PI working as a partner in the WRENS-L Detective Agency, which combines his initials with those of his two partners. A […]
Everyone is raving about Sadeqa Johnson’s SECOND HOUSE FROM THE CORNER! ESSENCE MAGAZINE gives Second House an incredible review in the March “Hollywood” Issue! “Novelist Sadeqa Johnson should take a bow for her latest effort.” 1 MADAME […]
One of the great things about independent presses is that they are often the first to bring new or emerging voices to market. Craig T. McNeely’s Double Life Press is one such indy press, fairly […]
The Beast Side, D. Watkins (Skyhorse Publishing) To Watkins, there are two Baltimores—one white, the other black. This is something he continues to realize as an adult in his home city, through dinners with community […]
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