Print/Culture/Art,” a symposium that encouraged scholars to come together to explore the question, “What is a black book?” The symposium, which took place April 26-27 in Morris Library and Memorial ...

Coronavirus fallout: Inside historic black bookstores' fight for survival ... and Become a Good Ancestor” was in the middle of a new printing for the book when demand hit.

Women read more books than men, and college educated Black women read more (print and e-readers) than all groups. The response to this revealing detail ran the gamut from proud validation of Black ...

Guest-curated by Rosa Duffy, who founded the Atlanta-based community bookstore For Keeps Books focused on Black rare titles and classics, Saint Heron Library’s first “season” runs through ...

“It’s more affordable to go into printing today—it used to take millions of dollars—but I still can’t find any other book printers who are black,” he said. “Maybe a copy shop but not ...

when college courses in Black American literature were rare; when Zora Neale Hurston’s novels were out of print and Toni Morrison was a book editor with one novel to her name, the job of shaping ...