Bronx Biannual Vol.2 by Miles Marshall Lewis

Bronx Biannual Vol.2 by Miles Marshall Lewis

Bronx Biannual began in the summer of 2006, a literary journal edited by Miles Marshall Lewis dedicated to publishing urbane urban literature. The premiere edition published fiction and essays from some of the finest writers of the hip-hop generation, including Greg Tate, KRS-One, Donnell Alexander, and many new talents. Each Bronx Biannual will be decidedly different from its predecessors in terms of editorial focus and design. Issue 2 features wild, strict, and pretty writing from authors Kenji Jasper, Zadie Smith, Carol Taylor, Michael A. Gonzales, and more new voices.

Contributors: Bahiyyih Davis, Liza Jessie Peterson, Miles Marshall Lewis, Sun Singleton, Sheree Renee Thomas, Michael A. Gonzales, t'ai freedom ford, D. Scot Miller, Kenji Jasper, SekouWrites, Jerry A. Rodriguez, Staceyann Chin, kelly a. abel, Carol Taylor, and Natasha Labaze.

Miles Marshall Lewis is a pop culture critic, essayist, literary editor, novelist, and music journalist from the United States. Scars of the Soul Are Why Youngsters Wear Bandages When They Don't Wear Bruises is his memoir, and There's a Riot Going On is his book about Sly & the Family Stone's music. He was also the creator and editor of the literary journal Bronx Biannual. Lewis, his wife, and their two sons currently reside in New York City.