Tag: black writers

‘Friday Black’ by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Review – Both Funny and Frightening

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Mirage Author Somaiya Daud on Her Moroccan-Inspired Fantasy World

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Feminism, Race, and Relationships in Nisi Shawl’s ‘Filter House’

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The Demanding, Essential Work of Samuel Delany: ‘The Atheist in the Attic’

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Watch Tomi Adeyemi on ‘Good Morning America’ After Scoring One of the Highest YA Book Deals in History for Nigerian Fantasy Series

CLICK TO WATCH GOOD MORNING AMERICA INTERVIEW AT BLAVITY.COM.

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Beyond SF: The Vast Range of Samuel R. Delany

Read Kenneth R. James’s piece at Tor.com.

The 21st-Century Fantasy Trilogy That Changed the Game

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Author NK Jemisin

Colson Whitehead is on the List of Man Booker Prize Nominees

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#ICYMI HBO and George R.R. Martin to Adapt Nnedi Okorafor’s ‘Who Fears Death’ for Television!

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‘Nappy-Headed Negro Syndrome’ is the Read You Didn’t Know You Were Waiting For

By Erica Freeman

Last week, I read Nappy-Headed Negro Syndrome, a sincere and savvy little book by 2008 Detroit Free Press Columnist of the Year Oneita Jackson (@OneitaDetroit). A cab driver with an English degree from Howard University, Jackson is a former copy editor and newspaper columnist, whose collection of satirical shorter-than-short stories about race read like poetic versions of dishing sessions among friends.

It’s so good, Dave Eggers calls it “Damned funny, scalpel-sharp, and moves like a rocket.”

I don’t know about you, but I’d be falling out if Eggers said that about anything that came out of my head.

To make the valuable purchase of Nappy-Headed Negro Syndrome and learn more about Jackson and her other book Letters From Mrs. Grundy, head over to Dakota Avenue West Publishing.