African American Literature in Transition, 19801990: Volume 15 by D Quentin Miller

African American Literature in Transition, 19801990: Volume 15 by D Quentin Miller

This book is ideally suited for researchers, teachers, and students of African American, Caribbean, and American literature and culture across borders and disciplines. It offers insight into the legacies of the civil rights movement, and the impact of the Reagan years.

D. Quentin Miller is Professor of English at Suffolk University in Boston. He is the author, editor, or co-editor of fourteen books and more than thirty articles and book chapters. His recent scholarly books relevant to this project include The Routledge Introduction to African American Literature (2016), American Literature in Transition 1980–1990 (2017), Understanding John Edgar Wideman (2018), and James Baldwin in Context (2019). Forthcoming projects include the textbooks The Bedford Introduction to Literature (13th Edition) and Literature to Go (5th edition) and The Routledge Introduction to the American Novel. Rich Blint is is assistant professor of Literature and director of the Program in Race and Ethnicity at The New School. His upcoming books include A Radical Interiority: James Baldwin and the Personified Self in Modern American Culture, and Duppy Umbrella and Other Stories. His writing has appeared in African American Review, James Baldwin Review, Anthropology Now, The Believer, McSweeney's, The Brooklyn Rail, sx visualities, and the A-Line: a journal of progressive thought where he serves as editor-at-large.

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ISBN 13	9781009179348
ISBN 10	1009179349
Title	African American Literature in Transition, 19801990: Volume 15
Author	D Quentin Miller
Series	African American Literature In Transition
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	Cambridge University Press
Year published	2023-02-09
Number of pages	400
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