Recent Publications
by AALCS Members
Calloway, Licia Morrow. Black Family (Dys)Function in Novels by Jessie
Fauset, Nella Larsen, & Fannie
Hurst. New York: Peter Lang, 2003.
Demirturk, E. Lale. "Postcolonial Reflections on the Discourse
of
Whiteness: Paule Marshall's The
Chosen Place, the Timeless People."
CLA Journal (forthcoming).
---. "Passing for White: Cultural hybridization in modern
African American
Novel." (in Turkish) Türkiye
Günlügü (Turkish Diary) Fall 2004.
---. "African American Great Migration Novel" (in Turkish)
Kebikeç, No. 16
(2003): 403-425.
Donalson, Melvin. Black Directors in Hollywood. Austin,
TX: University of
Texas Press, 2003.
King, Lovalerie King. A Students’ Guide to African American
Literature, 1760
to the Present.
Foreword by Trudier Harris-Lopez. Peter Lang, 2003.
---. “Resistance, Reappropriation, and Reconciliation: The
Blues and Flying
Africans in Gayl Jones’s
Song for Anninho.” Callaloo. 27. 3 (Summer
2004).
---. “Womanism from Zora Neale Hurston to Alice Walker.”
In The Cambridge
Companion to the African American
Novel. Ed. Maryemma Graham.
2004. 233-252.
---. “Counterdiscourses on the Racialization of Theft and
Morality in Douglass's
1845 Narrative and
Jacobs's Incidents.” MELUS 28.4 (Winter 2003): 54-82.
Nielsen, Aldon Lynn. _Integral Music: Languages of African
American
Innovation_. Tuscaloosa,
Alabama: U of Alabama P, 2004.
---. “Fugitive Fictions.” African American Review
37.2-3 (2003): 321-31.
---. “Stained Glass Widow” and “Other Matters”
(poems). _Hambone_. 17 (2004):
193-96.
Moody, Joycelyn K. “Enslaved Women as Autobiographical Narrators:
The
Case of Louisa Picquet.”
Rhetoric and Ethnicity. Ed. Keith Gilyard and
Vorris Nunley. New York: Heinemann-Boynton-Cook,
2004. 15-23.
---. Review of Forgotten Readers: Recovering the Lost History
of African
American Literary Societies,
by Elizabeth McHenry. Modern Language
Quarterly 66.1 (2005):
143-147.
---. Review of Harriet Jacobs: A Life, by Jean Fagan Yellin.
Women’s Review
of Books (Winter 2004).
---. “To Be Young, Pregnant, and Black: My Life as a Welfare
Coed.”
Reclaiming Class: Women, Poverty,
and the Promise of Education in
America. Ed. Vivyan C.
Adair and Sandra Dahlberg. Philadelphia: Temple
UP, 2003. 85-96.
Thomas, Jr., Joseph T. "Child Poets and the Poetry of the Playground."
Children's Literature Spring
32 (2004): 152-77.
Ward, Jerry W., Jr. "Everybody's Protest Novel: The Era of
Richard Wright."
The Cambridge Companion
to the African American Novel. Ed. Maryemma
Graham. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press, 2004. 173-188.
---. "Prologue to an Essay on African American Satire."
Black Magnolias
2.2 (2003): 2-8.
---. "I Have Felt the Gulf: Mississippi," "Journey
55," "After the Report from
Iron Mountain." Furious
Flower: African American Poetry from the Black
Arts Movement to the Present.
Ed. Joanne V. Gabbin. Charlottesville:
University of Virginia Press,
2004. 143-146.
Woodard, Loretta G. Review of Kevin J. Wetmore’s Black
Dionysus Greek
Tragedy and African American
Theatre. OBSIDIAN III (Spring/Summer
2004): 180-183.
---. Review of Joanne Megna-Wallace’s Understanding I
Know Why the
Caged Bird Sings: A Student
Casebook to Issues, Sources,
and Historical Documents. Journal
of African American
History 89. 1 (Winter
2004): 87-88.
---. Review of Maria Lauret’s Alice Walker. African American
Review 37.1
(Spring 2003): 170-171.
---. “The Will to Survive in Gloria Naylor’s The
Women of Brewster Place.” In
Women in Literature: Reading
Through the Lens of Gender. Eds. Jerily
Fisher and Ellen S. Silber.
Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 2003. 303-305.
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